I Transmigrate to Tokyo, So How Could I Possibly Be Invincible?

I read a few chapters and it was well written. But I personally don't like one setting at the beginning. Pig's Knuckle is already very strong, but I always think that I am weak, and I don't understand the information before and after. I have defeated all the monsters and still don't know the level. The development of the bulky head is correct, but I don't like it. Come on, author.

There is a ○ god inside, mind 🖐🏻 entering

It is said that the protagonist does not have a clear understanding of what level his strength belongs to. How do you interact with people in life? When you see a cute child, go over and touch your head with what he thinks is a gentle force, and then twist off your skull and kill you by touching your head? Swat flies and shoot them out like bullets to kill innocent passers-by? You don't know the gap between you and others, so you don't know how much strength your hands and feet require, right?

With the name of the protagonist, I suspect you are in Mr. Aitqiao

Don't listen to that bastard who started the war. He doesn't talk about whether a certain game is black or white. It's just an element. It doesn't matter whether it exists or not. In the end, I can only say that it will lead to war 🐶 Four-wheel drive Anjia

Don't listen to the nonsense of the person who has magic in him. How many myths are there in this book? There are quite a lot of jokes in this book. If you deny them all because of one joke, then you are really wrong.

If we go by the world line of the previous book, the protagonist should also be considered an alien god?

I just want to ask if it is really what the comments say. I don't know how strong I am, so I won't fall into the trap. Please let Shen Nong know.

This book contains a lot of jokes about stitching monsters, but overall it's interesting. The protagonist's character doesn't look like a reincarnation, and is exactly the same as the male protagonist in the anime. It just seems like the protagonist is dull, and it's all up to the author to fix it. I suggest the author not to take advantage of the patches he has given to the protagonist. While describing the protagonist as being very fast, he also added that he could not last a few kilometers and could drive 40 kilometers in just a few minutes. Is the speed of the protagonist abstract? As long as the plot requires it, it can be fast or slow.

I feel like the author needs to be more clear about his positioning. It seems that the day is young, and all kinds of jokes are flying. However, it is full of riddles and intensified conflicts between She Hui, which makes reading like a stick in your throat. It seems that the protagonist has changed his mind, but in fact, the protagonist is muddle along without using his brain or digging out the truth, and the word "zhizhi" comes to his face. One Punch Man has a flavor, but the supporting characters are all passers-by, and there is nothing to support the character. The main plot is not very clear, and it is difficult to follow. After all, I don't know where the next exciting point will be, or I can roughly guess what is next.