Exorcising Spirits in Tokyo: Truth Everywhere Within Firing Range

The plot is quite well-written, and the protagonist is incredibly powerful, with a significant power spike. It's much better than those books that start by claiming the protagonist is invincible but then turn out to be anything but. Furthermore, the plot's ideas seem to be inspired by the Dark Gathering and the Daredevils?

The writing style felt familiar after reading the content, and upon checking the ID, it was indeed someone I knew. [You can think about it carefully]

The story is set in a classic Japanese manga style and leans towards slice-of-life. It features classic tropes such as hiding one's identity from a younger sister or childhood friend, only to have it exposed after a crisis.

Indeed, the protagonist's strength seems to be getting increasingly monstrous. He's approaching divinity yet retains his humanity, without any sense of constraint. As a king ruling over all of Tokyo, his abilities are nearly omnipotent. Furthermore, after destroying and analyzing the system, he can not only see the future but also lock onto it for attacks. Humans, gods, and monsters alike fear him. His aura is undeniably powerful.

Aside from the poor ending, it's a good work.

I feel like the female lead's only purpose is to prove the male lead's sexual orientation is normal. Could you add a female lead in the next book? I just want to read exciting action scenes.

Shennong's appraisal is great, the author is working hard to write, he can't sleep at night, those who want to read a fast-paced story should hurry up and read it.

Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful

It looks so good, why is the rating so low?

I've read this author's first two books, and they were both decent. In short, they were incredibly enjoyable; overall, not bad.