All Heavens Invade: I’m Overpowered, but Play It Safe

He went to a shitty university, and if his brain is really normal, he will definitely have as little contact with reality as possible, and he will develop his jungle skills in a low-key manner. Although it is easy to advance the plot when you write it this way, it is completely no different from other similar books. Every time I read this kind of book, I am speechless. The protagonist has no brains, has cheats and is not developed in a low-key manner. He must be conspicuous.

Great, boss Lin Yuan wants to take the old Black Mountain demon back to be a star slave.

There is a flaw in the first chapter, which is the ridicule of classmates. Now I am not interested in this plot (this comment can be deleted)

The game is too open. He knows the plot and is talented in the system, and then the protagonist is smart and drags him down.

I thought that after practicing the exchanged training techniques, my strength would be permanently enhanced. Who knew it would be a short-term improvement? I am speechless. I have read the main god-style novels for so many years. This is the first novel in which one can only temporarily improve his strength after exchanging the training techniques for practice.

I don't understand why there is such a thing as the college entrance examination even though streaming is unlimited.

. . . . It's only the second world, and I've spent more than half of my reincarnation points on the dungeon characters. I'm afraid I'm overconfident. Let's see which wretched and underdeveloped person would be like this.

At the beginning, a bunch of people mock the protagonist, it's so retro

I can't watch it. The most important protagonist in the world is a smart guy, right? There's a copy and a heroine.

I don't understand why I have to travel through time for a year without finishing writing, just to gain ridicule from others. Doesn't this mean the plot can't be advanced without sarcasm?