One Blow to the Emperor

Still have a question you can't figure out? Those people who were eating melons exclaimed: Oh my god, the golden elixir is strong! Oh my God, Nascent Soul is strong? Or hell, even a strong person who can transform into a god can't do it, right? Then the protagonist crushes him all the way, but after the matter is resolved, the melon-eating crowd starts to ridicule the protagonist again. I want to ask, if they are afraid of the Jindan Yuanying, aren't they afraid of crushing these strong protagonists? Are they blind? Or do you think the protagonist can be ridiculed casually without any cultivation? Don't you want to think that the strong men they looked up to have all been killed?

The author gave the protagonist an invincible body, but turned the protagonist into an idiot.

Come on, I support you and won't reward you

It's almost the same setting as Douluo Continent.

This. . . One Punch King brother version?

I found out that everything in Yi Punch's book is a routine. Pig's feet are all cooked in seconds. Pig feet are idiots. Even a pig's feet can touch a loli-type girl. Even if a pig's trotter kills a monster, no one will believe it. There must be a high-level supporting character in Pig's Knuckle who thinks he is a master but just doesn't tell others. I don't believe it even if I tell others. There's no way to change the routine. Although some other plots were added. But Wudi's changing places to watch is still the same old routine. I'd rather watch the Invincible stream directly. Maybe this kind of pig's feet is not my thing.

To be honest, in an invincible novel, if everyone knows that you are invincible, then the book will not be easy to write, because if you trouble the protagonist again, it will appear that the villain has a low IQ. Like One Punch Man, they try every means to prevent the protagonist from becoming famous, but it is just because of this that the rest of the story can continue. I think there are two basic points in Invincible Literature. 1. Few people know that the protagonist is invincible. 2. The protagonist's goal cannot be achieved by strength alone.

It seems like I copied some book, it's almost the same

A combination of the one-punch king and the one-punch chef! Most of the plot is similar to that of The Emperor!