Lord: Auras Amplified Ten Thousandfold, Max Level from the Start!

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This book really can't be read with your brain. It's super cool without it. But if you have a brain, you will have an endless desire to complain.

Tower owner: The Tower of Babel spreads across all realms, and its power is beyond imagination and description. The Tower of Babel is now specially added to the Earth's open path. Entering the tower, you can enjoy various abilities including but not limited to: super powers such as invisibility, various devil fruits, immortality cultivation techniques, and black technology beyond your imagination... Now you only need to like and comment 666 to enter the tower.

The protagonist has already fought at the Saint level and killed gods and gods randomly, but why does everyone think that the protagonist is a genius instead of a strong man? BrThe protagonist wants to defeat the Federation, which woman doesn't believe it immediately? Good guy, how many times has this alliance killed gods?

This is written. . . Obviously it was mentioned in the talent that all potions can be extracted, but it was the first time I saw that the red and blue ones could be extracted, and I was so surprised (eating melon)

Even the gods can't beat the saint-level beings, but the protagonist can easily kill him instantly. In this case, let's not talk about how other races still think that the protagonist is very cool and can't beat them. Let's talk about the human alliance. How can even gods dare to confront the protagonist and issue a wanted order? It's really cool, but it doesn't have any brains.

To be honest, I have read more than a hundred chapters. This book is very well written, but I just don't have the desire to read it. The protagonist has no relatives, no friends, no classmates, and no companions that he can trust. The whole book is bad except for the protagonist. The protagonist is the only one who cares about the demise of the human race, and other human races cannot bear to be destroyed. It is too depressing.

Under external pressure, there is still no internal unity, so what should I write? This is still a human race, why do I feel so uncomfortable looking at it?

The protagonist loses all buffs when offline, and all the troops are burned to death. This is simply a bug.

Does this mean you gain ten thousand times more experience and others can catch up with you?