How Is This Protagonist Even More Homelander Than Homelander?!

Breaking the zero-comments mark, based on what we've seen so far, the protagonist is an invincible character. He's currently developing his career on Earth, but he'll likely travel to other worlds later on, though we don't know how. The protagonist's personality is genuine, free-spirited, and unconstrained by worldly conventions—in short, awesome!

Having finished reading, here's a suggestion for the author: is it possible that universes also have different levels of hierarchy? Being invincible now might not be the case in other universes. Even if the protagonist can destroy a universe with a single blow, in a higher-level universe, he might not even be able to smash a rock? 😏😂😂😂

So satisfying! No dragging things out! No nationalistic sentimentality! No building up tension! No suppressing the opponent's power! Just simple, brutal, and exhilarating satisfaction! This is true camaraderie, truly doing whatever you want. The author genuinely wanted to give us a good time, which is so rare! I'm crying tears of joy, you guys are amazing! 😭😭😭

It's very good, definitely up to par as a light novel. As for those who say the cultivation technique in chapter 16 is a flaw, I can only say that it only appeared in chapter 16. Because the main world only lasts for about ten chapters. The later expansion to the myriad worlds is a classic nested structure, but which invincible novel doesn't use nested structures?

There are no major flaws so far. The protagonist recruits beautiful women as his underlings, but he isn't coerced by them, morally blackmailed, or constrained by trivial reasons. I thoroughly enjoyed watching it.

The author's writing is quite good, the language is concise and clear, the logic is clear, and the writing is quite immersive. It's a super-powerful, exhilarating story, completely unrestrained, and straightforward—just get to work without any pretense. Excerpt: "All the gods and Buddhas in the heavens sing my praises, all the demons in hell worship me! Right and wrong? I, Lin Mo, decide!

I'm not downgrading the rating anymore; fewer people will read it, and the author won't have the motivation. The protagonist the author writes is a character with all seven emotions and six desires, who does whatever he wants, is lawless, and invincible. After conquering the main world, where will he go next? I'm really looking forward to seeing how it's written; it'll probably be Marvel or DC-like. Keep it up, author! You're the best and the fattest!

Adding a review, there's not much to say. It's pure, unadulterated enjoyment, ignoring everything else. It's a pity it was sent out. Books like this usually don't last long. Compared to Tomato's other book, Zhang Jiawei's *The Homeland*, it was somewhat restrained—you could say it was politically correct and barely finished normally.

It's exhilarating, truly exhilarating. Invincible, truly invincible, invincible without any limitations, truly free and unrestrained, doing whatever you want, with everything and everything becoming the protagonist's source of amusement.

It's a "power fantasy" novel where the protagonist is absolutely invincible for at least the first ten chapters. However, because it's so incredibly satisfying, there's not much plot involved; if you're not satisfied, it's just one punch. It's boring to read because it's so enjoyable, I stopped reading after that.