Infinite Gear Across the Multiverse

The God Killer is actually the same as the Celestial Dragon in "One Piece". Not only is he completely above the country, but he also enjoys all privileges. But I don't want to write the protagonist as a scum, a slave of desire, and the transformation of human nature is not that fast, and the time span is too short. In addition, this is a comprehensive comic, so I have to try to control the pace as much as possible.

The character of the male protagonist in this book gave me a very contradictory feeling. It was clear that he had gone through detailed planning when he got the Prometheus Slate, but later he turned to self-destruction of his own abilities. He had no intention of confusing his opponents. Moreover, the character of the male protagonist did not change at all after becoming a king. He still wanted to see the self-confidence and self-improvement of being a king. And I hope the author can make the protagonist grow up and not be eaten up to death. And the author also said that there is no heroine or only a heroine, but the current feeling is not very similar. We hope that there will be more changes to all-purpose equipment in the future, such as converting the power of killing gods into equipment capabilities through enchantment or turning them into weapons to strengthen them by continuously killing gods. When the male protagonist becomes the queen, he should also make up for his shortcomings, such as learning martial arts or magic. Otherwise, it will feel like he is accumulating equipment capabilities by constantly killing gods, and he will not be able to break the bottleneck of God-killers in the future. I hope that there will be more changes in equipment to develop more interesting equipment. Trouble!

What a big change in mentality! Isn't it bad to have that mentality when you have no strength at the beginning? Why do you become so useless as soon as you gain strength? Shouldn't it be more swollen? Why are you so cowardly?

Why do I feel inferior to the original author? I only read Chapter 8. I feel like I'm reading an idiot's article and I don't want to read it.

Tian*wen's character is similar to that of the protagonist in the original work. Both were led by the nose, and the king was asked to meet his ministers in person. He made me laugh to death.

I feel dissatisfied with people's well-intentioned persuasion. I think I'm crazy. People don't know that you have a system. Even if you don't need it, their original intention is for your own good, and they don't do bad things with good intentions. You still don't appreciate me caring about you, this kind of protagonist is really a**. Not as good as those weak protagonists.

Why write about Naruto again? Feilu writes too much about Naruto and I don't want to watch Naruto at all. Nowadays, when I see anything written about Naruto, I skip it and read it.

The protagonist's character is a bit too weak, and the Godslayers are all lawless, okay?

The setting of this book is still okay, but it's a pity that the author failed to write it!

When I saw Naruto, I didn't want to watch it at all.