Every Spell Permanently Boosts My Magic, and All My Skills Are Forbidden Spells

Well said, but how am I, someone immune to magic, supposed to face this? 😎

What's the difference between talking about TNT without discussing its yield and being a scoundrel?

When an enemy wearing magic-immune armor, wielding a damage-reflecting shield, and carrying a magic-dispelling orb launches a surprise attack on the protagonist, how should the protagonist respond?

Every time I see articles like this, I wonder how the other people managed to survive.

Besides the main character, how do the others survive? It's hard to find even one in a hundred!

I've read two chapters, and it seems like they're giving the protagonist an insane power-up, then writing ridiculously inflated stats to limit him. With this monster-like strength, did the protagonist really have to die a billion deaths in his previous life? Everyone's a dragon, truly, everyone's a god among men.

The Renaissance, huh? It's like going back to the past.

You can watch it without thinking, but it's really speechless. They all meet various people at the beginning who will become big shots later. They are really amazing. They don't need to level up and they have resurrection skills. If the protagonist didn't exist, he would have died, but after dying, he would become a big shot in the future.

After reading dozens of chapters featuring various enemies, I finally understood the first chapter: 20 years after the apocalypse, humanity still had nearly a thousand survivors. To eliminate the weak protagonist, the Tongue-Pulling Civilization abandoned their invasion of Earth, a habitable planet, and instead destroyed the solar system.

The author seems to have missed the point of enjoyment. In the first four chapters, the protagonist gains a cheat that stacks up damage. Instead of thinking about finding monsters to stack up the damage, you're thinking about leveling up. There's also a setting where level 2 players lose experience when fighting level 1 players, which makes it easier to stack up the damage and prevents the protagonist from leveling up too quickly and losing control of his level.