I'm Really Not a Villain

Why do these articles use the power of darkness and then arrange plots to save people every day? Shouldn't the protagonist be practicing alone, and then take action when encountering the plot? It is a normal plot to be like the king spares his life And the author has always hinted that the protagonist's team is stronger than the teams divided into other teams. I really don't understand the part about breaking into the boss alone. I knew I couldn't defeat the resurrected Cerberus, but I forced myself to fight until there was no way out before I could contact support. Shouldn't I have teleported people outside and searched for the location? Not to mention interference, the interference was passed by a small team. I guess the protagonist helped to resist and waited for support, or else the Cerberus rebelled and unleashed the enemy. Speaking of which, the protagonist's ability is to collect fear. Using a team to run through the main line in the early stage, killing monsters or collecting fear in your free time is not an inversion, isn't it?

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