I, the World Destroyer, Join the Chat Group!

Don't talk to me about an old man, or even a male one. Slimes are genderless, and wouldn't a male slime be more exciting? Hehehe!

The new book uses the same premise as this one, but it's been reorganized and I won't be writing about Subaru Natsuki anymore.

Killing monsters increases physical strength! After conquering an entire world, your physical strength should be off the charts, but you still couldn't kill a mage with a single blow. Look at Saitama, look at the protagonist! The difference is too great!

I was quite satisfied with the main character's setup, but then you started writing Subaru Natsuki from scratch? Even if you used the same character and background in your next book, that would have been fine, but you're writing Subaru Natsuki... This is giving me a headache.

Can't you kill the "wound" or kill "time"?

Is the world you're cutting up the universe or a planet?

From my personal perspective, I have two minor issues. First, after joining the chat room, his personality changed very quickly, like a husky that's been let loose and suddenly went wild. This is mainly because the author didn't provide much groundwork, making the personality shift too abrupt. Second, his strength wasn't well-developed.

I remember the intersection of two death lines isn't the point of death, right? Why wasn't it mentioned in the text? Also, can the protagonist's Mystic Eyes of Death Perception evolve into the prototype of the Mystic Sleep Perception in mythology? The prototype comes from Balor, the king of the Flömer in Celtic mythology, and is seen through Balor's gaze. Both humans and gods can die.

Fang Yuan, Mystic Eyes of Death Perception, this reminds me of Infinite Death Perception.

From scratch, what will the protagonist do to Subaru?