I Slaughtered Gods in the Tutorial, and Now I’ve Just Joined the Nightwatch Bureau

Extraordinary and cool writing, but it's a pity that the book is new so no one has good works.

The book is really nice to read, maybe it's this kind of recalling style with a bit of a knife that suits me better. Not only considering it from the perspective of the protagonist, the author may want to create a different world line, where transcendence exists because of the protagonist or Goldfinger, and then push back the entire timeline to form a completely different world line. (It's just a conjecture, I mean you are right) I feel that the author's writing style is really good, and the style of writing memories for each supporting character is really good. (I feel like the first few chapters were a bit poorly written, but of course it's possible that I didn't see it)

At least the invincible stream feels invincible, instead of just grinding and whining and being teased by the mobs.

After reading ten pictures, I feel that the writing is quite good, but the combat power may be a bit out of control, or it may be similar to the writing where you are invincible at the beginning. The writing is very good, but the protagonist is obviously invincible, but in the conversation with his teammates, he doesn't seem to be invincible at all, and it looks a bit awkward.

Very well written, keep it up

It's awesome. It's well written. It's great to be able to write Invincible like this. I don't think there's anything harmful about it. The biggest dissatisfaction is why I don't use Goldfinger all the time. But I also know that this thing is like a big chapter. It's impossible to use it all the time. It's just uncomfortable.

The writing is very good, and it feels a bit like the Demon Suppression Museum to me, but it is not the same. It was the introduction and name that made me almost not click in at first.

Personally, I feel that the writing style is very similar to that of "The Museum of Demon Suppression", but different. Now it seems to be very good, but there are too many pitfalls. Come on, author.

It's a pleasure to write and type, but is the golden finger only used once and not used anymore?

It's a bit interesting, just as cool as the 749 book.