Forbidden Area for Gods

After reading Chapter 18, I don't know what the protagonist's specific abilities are. He keeps clicking on them intentionally or unintentionally, and he keeps being the Riddler. I don't know how strong the protagonist is. I only know that he is a bit stronger than the ordinary extraordinary, but also a bit weak, because there are so many beings who can beat the protagonist in Chapter 18. I don't know the world's ability system, and there are also scattered Riddlers. If you reveal it intentionally or unintentionally, how many people will feel comfortable watching it? The Riddler is the most disgusting way to disgust people!

To be honest, I may not be suitable for this kind of book. I didn't understand the identity of the protagonist and the corresponding plot, the summary of the realm, and the author in the first five pictures or the first three chapters. To be honest, in the first five pictures, I always felt that something was missing. After reading the first five chapters, I had no intention of reading further.

This chapter is well broken

What a mess, this is not how a hole is dug, it makes my head hurt just looking at it

There are two issues, the issue of the Extraordinary Association and the Extraordinary Parliament. The Extraordinary Parliament is composed of extraordinary associations built by all countries in the world. So the Parliament has no basic base and no ability to make blood of its own. How can it suddenly control the Extraordinary Association to interfere in various countries, unless it is a superpower that controls all associations, but this must be achieved through war. The second one is that the extraordinary thing is the interference of the gods, and the extraordinary ones are just the food and playthings of the gods. So how could the gods not enter the Blue Star? And then you still can't catch a food with 100% fusion?

Maybe it's a little messy, but it's pretty good

I feel it's pretty good. Going deeper into the plot layer by layer is much better than just explaining your abilities at the beginning.

Is there anything new to say? The author is great