What Should I Do If It's All over with One Punch?

Author, this book can be said to have persuaded me to quit after thirty chapters. The protagonist blames himself so much for a saint who repeatedly wants to kill him because the protagonist hurts the saint? I would like to ask the author, what is the protagonist blaming himself for? Because she is a woman? And the author actually wants to clear up the evil saint who wants to kill the protagonist just because she hates her. There are many ways to clear the name, but the author chose the most unacceptable method, and it became clear inexplicably. She didn't help the protagonist in the slightest and was even holding him back. In addition to these two issues that I cannot accept the most, there are many minor issues. In summary, I hope the author will face up to these issues.

Since it is an invincible novel, can the protagonist act decisively, without being frivolous, without compromising, and without the sentiments of a Holy Mother?

The writing style is too boring. A novice author may cut himself off.

You are a talent if you can write an invincible article so bloody. It poisoned me to death.

It doesn't feel immersive, the plot is forced, the NPCs are brainless, and the more you watch, the more boring you become. This is not the pretentious slap in the face that I want to see. Just like the pig's trotters are acting like monkeys, and they show it to the NPC. The NPCs don't buy it, and the pig's trotters stupidly come up to lick the NPC.