Qin Tian, who was a top assassin in his previous life, was captured during a mission and died tragically in the mountains and forests. However, he accidentally traveled to another parallel world.
Here, there are terrifying monsters, and humans can also awaken supernatural powers to fight against the terrifying monsters.
Qin Tian, on the other hand, has awakened the lowest level E-level power.
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(If you want to read Invincible, just start from Chapter 60)
[Slow heat in the early stage] [Absolutely wonderful] [Don't miss it]
Reader comments
I've read the latest chapter, but I still don't feel how powerful the protagonist is. Is he not going to die? It doesn't seem to be absolute. The flaws are too big. Based on the setting performance you have shown so far, there are too many ways to kill the protagonist! You don't even need to target it deliberately, if you are unlucky you will die! To be honest, what kept me reading the latest chapter was curiosity, because I couldn't figure out how to use this useless thing? I'm curious about your cool operations, but I haven't seen your cool operations so far. This book is advertised as a concept god, but so far I have only seen one rule that can barely block the bug! Some saucy operator turned around and kicked me, otherwise there is no need to read this book! It's said that it's slow to catch on, but it's not that slow to catch on. If you are a new author, I feel like you will kill your own book! Come on!
The currently displayed power setting, power: No matter who I fight, it will end with me surrendering! As long as I don't surrender subjectively, you can't kill me, but the rules will force me to surrender and lose my ability to move. But you can still kill the ants when fighting them. It's very idealistic and not a strict rule. To be honest, if you don't suppress expressiveness everywhere, this rule can actually be very cool! According to the setting performance you have shown so far, the most arrogant level of operation is to find ways to fight with yourself as the enemy. The most arrogant operation among them is relatively strong, such as dividing your consciousness into multiple parts. The ideal situation is to divide your consciousness into four parts, two of which fight with each other, one that continues to control the body without fighting, and one that fights with your enemy! Damn, there is a bug. It's okay to fight against yourself, but the rules will restrict your fighting with the enemy and make you lose the ability to fight the enemy. Are you restricting the protagonist to death? Just being invincible, I thought about it again and thought, who stipulated that you can only fight with one person, can't you fight with the enemy while fighting yourself? Very good, the logic card bug is successfully set according to your abilities! Or your settings are not rigorous enough. This bug is not very successful. Of course, the premise is that you don't overexert your expressiveness, otherwise it will be pure waste unless you add settings or change settings. Also, since you are writing a battle determined by the subjective consciousness of the concept god, you can also fight with fate as the enemy. This ability is really not powerful, it is just immortal, but I feel that it can't be achieved with the expressiveness of the setting you have written so far, because you are suppressing the protagonist! Why? Worried about losing control? Then why don't you worry more about having too many readers? Okay, bye!
Well, there are so few people.
Let me give you a five-star first to cheer up the author [angry]
I've read the latest chapter, but I still don't feel how powerful the protagonist is. Is he not going to die? It doesn't seem to be absolute. The flaws are too big. Based on the setting performance you have shown so far, there are too many ways to kill the protagonist! You don't even need to target it deliberately, if you are unlucky you will die! To be honest, what kept me reading the latest chapter was curiosity, because I couldn't figure out how to use this useless thing? I'm curious about your cool operations, but I haven't seen your cool operations so far. This book is advertised as a concept god, but so far I have only seen one rule that can barely block the bug! Some saucy operator turned around and kicked me, otherwise there is no need to read this book! It's said that it's slow to catch on, but it's not that slow to catch on. If you are a new author, I feel like you will kill your own book! Come on! The currently displayed power setting, power: No matter who I fight, it will end with me surrendering! As long as I don't surrender subjectively, you can't kill me, but the rules will force me to surrender and lose my ability to move. But you can still kill the ants when fighting them. It's very idealistic and not a strict rule. To be honest, if you don't suppress expressiveness everywhere, this rule can actually be very cool! According to the setting performance you have shown so far, the most arrogant level of operation is to find ways to fight with yourself as the enemy. The most arrogant operation among them is relatively strong, such as dividing your consciousness into multiple parts. The ideal situation is to divide your consciousness into four parts, two of which fight with each other, one that continues to control the body without fighting, and one that fights with your enemy! Damn, there is a bug. It's okay to fight against yourself, but the rules will restrict your fighting with the enemy and make you lose the ability to fight the enemy. Are you restricting the protagonist to death? Just being invincible, I thought about it again and thought, who stipulated that you can only fight with one person, can't you fight with the enemy while fighting yourself? Very good, the logic card bug is successfully set according to your abilities! Or your settings are not rigorous enough. This bug is not very successful. Of course, the premise is that you don't overexert your expressiveness, otherwise it will be pure waste unless you add settings or change settings. Also, since you are writing a battle determined by the subjective consciousness of the concept god, you can also fight with fate as the enemy. This ability is really not powerful, it is just immortal, but I feel that it can't be achieved with the expressiveness of the setting you have written so far, because you are suppressing the protagonist! Why? Worried about losing control? Then why don't you worry more about having too many readers? Okay, bye!
Well, there are so few people.
Let me give you a five-star first to cheer up the author [angry]