I Have a Hundred Clones

What a huge mess. There are two characteristics, one is water, from the beginning of the protagonist's appearance to the end of the fight, if it is less, it will be ten chapters, if it is more, it will be thirty or forty chapters. How to do it specifically? For example, in a chapter of battle content, the protagonist appears, describes his psychological activities, praises and recalls the enemy's past, how powerful it is, and then the protagonist reflects on his own abilities, thus expressing that even if he is xxx, he will definitely be worthy of the opponent. Then change the perspective to passers-by or enemies, go through the above process again, and add a description of looking down on the protagonist or worrying that the protagonist can't beat him. This may not even be enough to write a chapter. Secondly, it's a useless person. I've never seen such a useless person. The protagonist's talents are spread across the world, and it was okay in the early stage before the world view changed to a high-end world. After entering the mythical world view later, the original plot characters of the world where the protagonist lives. One of them can fight across realms. However, our genius protagonist, with dozens or hundreds of his own powers added up, may at most be considered a strong person in the same realm. He cannot even defeat a large number of strong men in the same realm. He usually fights a few and vomits blood. The breakthrough speed is also the same as above.