The Story of How I Reincarnated as a Beautiful Girl and Carry a Nuclear Bomb Everywhere

All I can say is that the author is really good at poisoning the system. Someone's about to kill you, and you're still hesitating about whether to kill them or not. The protagonist was so arrogant at the beginning, I thought he was really strong, but frankly, he's just a bunch of talkers. Without his cheat codes, he's nothing. I don't know what the author was thinking. The logic is sound, and it's just entertaining, but instead, the author insists on being realistic and throwing a bunch of poison into the story.

If someone has died before, but is then destroyed again because of their own weakness, it is undoubtedly incredibly foolish, ignorant, out of touch with reality, bewildered, speechless, utterly disappointing, incompetent, useless, a failure, bleak, and repulsive. If this person were just a passerby, it wouldn't matter, but since this person is the protagonist, there's a serious problem.

The first chapter of the record, Kai Run, although it's a book from a few years ago, does the author have absolutely no common sense? Using an anti-material sniper rifle to shoot down hordes of goblins? Is the goblin's hide made of Kevlar fiber?