Demons and Monsters Are Invincible? I Unlock the Panel and Smash the World

The protagonist has a golden finger that is not easy to use. He has been having trouble traveling through the past. Most of it was done by himself. He is obviously the only player. By completing the dungeon and getting elites, he will become stronger. He can also get equipment, materials and skill books. There is also a negative state at the beginning. The foundation of martial arts is destroyed. Upgrading elites and skill proficiency must be doubled to improve. The troublesome things the protagonist does by himself are not troublesome as long as he is strong enough. As a result, he cleared the Dog Demon dungeon once during this period. This operation really left people speechless. Did the author deliberately suppress the protagonist's level? After clearing the dungeon, there were a bunch of bloody plots about being hunted down, and it took a lot of chapters to complete before downloading the second dungeon. Obviously the dungeon can be cleared repeatedly, so why can't you clear the Dog Demon dungeon more than ten, twenty, or thirty times to get your status up to full before going to the next dungeon? With stronger strength, I have more confidence to face those criminal gangs and that Gu Master. I really don't understand what kind of magic operation it is to eat without hardship and create danger by yourself without danger.

The protagonist traveled through time, and the original owner was wrongly accused and was sent to the Sin Realm with his martial arts foundation abolished. The protagonist's awakening panel came through time and could tell the level of the dungeon in the fog. Do you think you want to fight a dungeon? No, of course you took the opportunity to escape, but ended up being targeted by a high-level poison master. You were seriously injured and rushed into the dungeon. You had to enter the dungeon anyway, so why did you have to be beaten up and narrowly escaped death? After leaving the dungeon and looking for a gathering point for humans, it goes without saying what the ingredients of a gathering point composed of a group of criminals are, but the protagonist thinks that only the gathering point has food, and then forcibly asks them to sign a slave contract. Of course, the protagonist does not sign, beats them up, takes the money, and takes away the money. He buys a backpack of food. On the way, he meets a girl with cat ears and falls in love at first sight. She is hungry and gives her food, so she eats half of it. He said that if I hadn't left you, half of this would not have been left... He found a companion so bluntly... And what else? He gave the poison master's pseudonym, and he happened to be heard about it, and then he was issued a kill order. Half of the protagonist's troubles were his own fault. As long as you enter the dungeon directly, or even if you provoke the enemy and change a random pseudonym, there won't be so many things. Whoever wants to poison will try it later.