A Protagonist Who Is Invincible from the Start

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Ah ah ah why can't I sign the original book?

. . . I really flirted everywhere. After the angels had teased them all, they ran to tease the people on the earth. Anyway, as long as they didn't cross the line, they were single female protagonists. . . . Is this the line of a scumbag, throwing it away after flirting?

The sense of immersion is a little bit poor. You went to that world before you finished this world. The author's own post!

Why don't you change your profile😁

It's good-looking. Very good-looking. I like this style very much. It's wild and wild, with all kinds of magical changes and chaos... It's just that it doesn't look good to me. It's the protagonist teasing beauties in various ways, making the beauties fall in love with the protagonist and want to have a family with the protagonist. Then the protagonist walks away, and the beauties are like clowns. . If you like it, take it into the harem. If you don't like it, don't play with your feelings. I'm most annoyed by this kind of people. They feel hypocritical and irresponsible. I just read Chapter 154. I really like the character of the protagonist, who can do whatever he wants. But I can't stand the protagonist's feelings. I'm a bit of a traditional man. If you don't like it, don't criticize.

It's really hard for you to flirt around but not open a harem.

The setting is okay. No one is watching. I feel like the protagonist is always trying to show off, and he feels a bit like a scumbag (women have to like me). There are also some details. Take the deviant sword for example. It broke after being swung by the protagonist a few times, rbqrbq.

It's so out of the ordinary! You can do anything, and you can also role-play! Have you seen it (this is a role-playing game)? That's probably the name. Suggestion first, there is no need to introduce the source of power. Second, limit the protagonist's ability. Invincibility is okay, but omnipotence is too much. Set the character's ability, and then play it, writing one copy after another. Third, Marvel is boring, Dark Alliance is boring! I'm so bored that I don't want to read anymore! I think the author can write based on the general setting of (this is a role-playing game). The protagonist only needs to set up his own small uninhabited world, such as the floating city of Sword Art Online or Minecraft. The small world has a time tree that produces 36 fruits once every hundred years. Each fruit can increase a person's life span by one hundred years without any side effects. Then there is the ability to travel through the world and the contract ability, which requires voluntary dealing. After completing the contract, it can be summoned. The protagonist can unilaterally cancel it, and only the contractor can enter the small world. Then the protagonist seals the invincible memory and goes on adventures, and will only recover after desperate situations or a thousand years. It would be interesting to start from scratch and conquer the harem to become stronger!

In the book, except for the first point in the introduction, where the appearance is invincible, how else can it be done?