Eerie Descent: I Grow Bigger Every Second

. . . Nice plot and main character. .

The protagonist is nothing. He is so powerful but he can't compare to others.

The useless protagonist, who opened such a big game, only to have a bunch of people with a higher level than him appear every minute, and then perform a level-up challenge? What a waste

It's just... Shouldn't the protagonist be recruited first in this situation? You have to communicate first, right? Br As soon as he came up, he started shouting, killing, cannonballs and washing the ground. People who have become weird have some influence on their sanity. He took the initiative to communicate and wanted peace talks but ended up hanging up the phone. In the end, he came to use nuclear bombs to wash the ground and killed the protagonist... He just wanted to save his life. His temperament has changed and he has experienced life and death. He will definitely not pity the people who want to kill him. To be honest, he didn't even want to kill all the people he wanted to kill with the cannonball. It was just self-defense. At most, he was overly defensive. BrThe key point is that the general is more or less... If you want to kill him, you have already gone to the nuclear bomb to clear the ground, but you still want to recruit him? Why didn't you think about recruiting An because he couldn't be killed? Why didn't you do it before? Why can't those with special abilities recruit the protagonist? Are you afraid that you won't be able to control it just because the protagonist's level is relatively high? That's so ****... He hung up the phone and the protagonist thought that reconciliation could not be reconciled and was influenced to kill the people who were originally going to kill him.

. . . Just write it down and it will become a disaster? But isn't the combat power a bit weak?

I'm speechless. In the first few pictures, I talked about some powerful and strange things happening near the city. But later on, it turned out to be weird.

Even if you open it, you can't compare to others.

Having a family is the biggest failure,**

I just don't understand. Human beings become weird, and they evolve very quickly. But aren't superpowers humans who become weird, but retain their humanity? Why do superpowers evolve so slowly? Superpowers and weirdos are just different in character. Why is there such a big gap? Is this the so-called whitewashing of weak points and making them three times as strong as black ones?

The plot behind this is a bit broken, I have no idea what to do next.