After transmigrating to another world, the protagonist receives seventeen law tablets governing space, time, chaos, and more. Even making a contract with a slime can activate their power.
While everyone else struggles to level up, he lounges his way to godhood. His contracted beasts keep multiplying, and the more he takes it easy, the stronger he gets. In a low-magic world, he sweeps through ruins and crushes his enemies with his law-powered cheat. His daily routine consists of collecting pets, building cities, and teasing princesses. Beneath the lighthearted comedy, the truth about the world slowly comes to light: Whose pawns are the powerful artifacts that don’t belong to this era? When ancient gods appear one after another, the protagonist smiles and holds up all seventeen tablets. “Sorry, but you can’t touch my laws.”
What Goldfinger gives is very novel, give me more points, and the rest are very speechless. Not to mention only cripple the opponent, but they want you to die, and you only cripple it. It really depends on the halo of the protagonist. To be honest, and the protagonist does not have the flavor of a time traveler at all. Virgin protagonists are not popular nowadays. Pirates, you are still kind enough to main one.
The subject matter is novel.