Cut Off the Gods from the Old Days

Inexplicable love, the protagonist has been calm for more than ten chapters, and then suddenly loses control 😒

So far, the uniqueness of the protagonist seems to be gone. Apart from gaining more experience through upgrading than others, there is nothing special about him. In other words, the country has the ability to get rid of the protagonist, but the upgrade will be slower later, so where will the protagonist be in 10 days? Also, the protagonist's team has been transmitting information from other worlds in the past few days, but the country has no reference opinions. The protagonist still says what he says. People in a country can't give any suggestions. I highly doubt the rationality of this country. Or does the country just want to get rid of the protagonist? Use the army to develop other worlds😥

I like this first chapter so much

I've read 100 chapters and I feel like I can't stand it anymore. The upgrade of the protagonist is only reflected in my own feelings. I feel very powerful after the upgrade. In fact, the difference from before is that the damage of a firearm is increased. Even an elite monster cannot fight in melee. With firearms, I just draw aggro and fire at everyone. If there is a boss, my teammates will not break the defense. It seems that apart from the submachine gun at the beginning, the newcomers in the back are completely unnecessary. The progress of level improvement cannot keep up at all. Beating the boss has no effect. Even if the defense is finally broken, there is no way to accumulate effective damage. The skill instructor and special NPC only give a buff. The warrior does not teach fighting and relies on shooting. The witch can only add a buff. The most important thing is that the attributes have no effect. If you add higher points, you can only use it to dodge. It feels like the meat pigeon game of Vampire Survivor. I can only rely on props after upgrading, and I will be broken if I am touched by a monster. Another problem is that some novels have problems. The country's fighting elites are brought in, and they lack the ability to think. The problem has been discovered. All the arrangements are completed by the protagonist, which is basically useless.

According to the author's setting, shouldn't the number of people entering the old days increase exponentially? How come it's Chapter 80 and there's still not a hundred people?