Causality: From the Start, Everyone Catches My Blade Barehanded

I observed the celestial phenomena last night and, after some calculations, I deduced that this book would become a hit.

The protagonist is a kind and good person who enjoys helping others. If someone steals his monster, he readily forgives them, takes them in as a follower, and raises them. He doesn't attack unless provoked and doesn't lack martial ethics. When being chased, he will fight back. If he damages someone's weapons or equipment in the arena, he will even pay for it. Maintaining his kindness in this bloody world makes him a truly virtuous person.

"A toast to the rising sun, may you be confident, brave, and open-minded. A toast to the moonlight, may you be safe and sound throughout your life. A toast to your hometown, may you return home in glory after countless trials. A toast to the distant horizon, may your eyes shine with the sun and you be fearless of wind and frost.

The Kun's abilities are a bit jarring, but the other abilities are quite good. The protagonist could level up faster; it's unreasonable for someone with high talent and the River God's abilities to be on the same level as ordinary people and geniuses.

Author, you're so awesome, why don't you write about "Miracle and Your Ability"? "Miracle and Your Ability" comes from *JoJo's Bizarre Adventure*, specifically the effect of controlling calamity (calamity includes, but is not limited to, any misfortune, even a single hair falling on you counts).

Okay, okay, okay

I hope the law of causality can have some side effects, such as the protagonist being unable to move when caught by a blade bare-handed; otherwise, it just doesn't feel quite illogical.

Hahaha I'm not trying to mock you, but some of the content really made me laugh.

Is there no update yet? 😠😠😠😠😠 I'm so impatient waiting!

This is the best book on causality I've ever read.