Niu Dali is sent by an otherworldly emissary into the world of The Outcast.
What if he has never watched The Outcast?
Fortunately, he has the System!
What sort of powerful expert? One punch will kill them.
What if he runs into ghosts and monsters?
Close his eyes and charge around blindly. When luck comes, who needs a speed bump?
Niu Dali is not afraid of the elderly, because they are already old. He is not afraid of the younger generation, because they are still young.
But when he runs into a middle-aged person, he has to behave himself.
After all, that is just common sense for ordinary people.
Little does he know that in the world of superpowered beings, the older they are, the stronger they get, and the younger they are, the more devious they become.
At first I thought the protagonist's stupidity was quite amusing. But after a while, the feeling of disgust with stupidity gradually started to rise.
Isn't this very well written? I've seen too many crazy protagonists. It's nice to change my taste occasionally and look at mediocre protagonists. The author's writing is very good. ദ്ദി◝ ⩊ ◜.ᐟ I retract my excellent evaluation... From the perspective of God in the novel, I always feel a sense of powerlessness when I assume the role of the protagonist. The setting and performance are obviously very strong, but I just feel like the protagonist is useless. He has great power, but can't change anything. Again, the protagonist can be slow or unintelligent, but he can't really act like an idiot!!!
It's pretty good, I like it anyway, the protagonist is stupid and invincible
Once again, you can join anywhere at the beginning, and the introduction is not clearly written.
This book sounds good. The protagonist is honest and strong. He doesn't steal the show. However, he is a little timid. With more practice and practice, it will become more readable when his character becomes stronger.
The plot is very good, but it doesn't steal the show.
Not bad, pretty good
Looks good, the main character is interesting