I Can Add True Damage Without Limit. Dare to Show Me Your Health Bar?

He has a younger sister, is an official, comes from a prominent family, and is a second-generation member.

The power level was suppressed too much. This book is finished; the actual damage probably didn't even reach 10,000 points.

The protagonist is just like a Japanese high school student who has turned to the dark side. He said he killed many people, but it didn't actually affect his mindset at all. He still believed that the world was full of good people, and even if an entire village was full of bad people, there would still be good people among them.

I don't understand why so many novels love to feature younger sisters.

The cultivation system is weak; how can it compete with Journey to the West and Saint Seiya?

If I understand correctly, the protagonist and the mythological figures should be on the same side, and the only enemies are the evil forces. Those who kill humans are one thing, but the protagonist kills demons without doing any background research and just kills them indiscriminately. I suppose he is killing his own allies, right?

I suddenly thought of something: what if there were a combat skill with an extremely fast attack speed but extremely low damage, which no one would use and would be considered trash by others, but the protagonist learned it? Could the protagonist use this combat skill to wreak havoc?

It's pretty good. Putting aside whether it suppresses combat power, the decisiveness in killing and eliminating the root of the problem without being a saint is truly admirable. There are too few secret realms, making it difficult to improve combat power and level up. It's even more difficult for people in this world to level up. How do they survive?

What's the deal with the protagonist's ten sisters? It feels like there's something hidden, but it's not explained clearly.

Give yourself a good review.