I'm Rufas, the Best in All Comics

Although the characters are a bit OOC, their combat abilities are a bit off. But most of it is its own plot. Unlike other inventory streams, more than 90% of the original plot of TM is posted directly, with the remaining chat and surprise from other people added. It took me millions of words to list just 10 of them, but I couldn't even finish them.

Aleister's combat power is quite impressive, and his highest performance is that he can use his spiritual equipment to produce ten times the power of the Big Bang.

Try not to let the protagonist Lu Lin be underestimated, otherwise he will lose all his strength with such a strong power. I also wish it could be longer.

After all, he already showed the magnanimity of a martial arts master in the Buu chapter! I remember Cell was in the game or in the movie version or something. I remember he had an orange form or something! There is indeed death in comics and anime! But he still has many forms in other places! Speaking of which, you recently appeared in Angel and that Academy City creator Ares, right? His tone sounds very arrogant. Could it be that he can destroy the universe? So loud? Is he more powerful than the devil? Having said that, he doesn't have any particularly outrageous expressiveness, right? And Sun Wukong, I'm not defending him, but those screenwriters in Super Movie are still some people, portraying him like a fool, even though he was so intelligent and generous before! You must be praising Vegeta! When did Cell have Majin Buu's genes? Does he seem to only have the genes of the Great Demon King Piccolo? Frieza's father, King Cold, is very good at fighting in super dimensions!

Suppose I write a book, and after finishing the setting of the protagonist, I stop updating for a month. A month later, I post a comment saying that I was beaten up by the protagonist in real life. Does this count as the protagonist of the novel I wrote has reached a real level of strength? There is another question. I read some reviews of some novels and suggested that the authors should fight if they want to compare their combat abilities. So, suppose I find a relatively famous online novel author and then I have a fight with him, and I win. Does this count as the combat effectiveness of the novel I wrote is higher than the combat effectiveness of the novel he wrote? Or after I found him, I chose to link up with him instead of fighting him, and in the linkage content, the protagonist of the novel I wrote was stronger than the protagonist of the novel he wrote. So, do you recognize the combat power of this linkage? I'm not a novelist, I'm just asking. Again, no harm intended.