American Comics: My Growth Has No Limits!

The biggest weakness: Intelligence has appeared in the attribute panel. The worst thing you can do in an attribute panel is to have an "Intelligence" section. You can change it to something vague like "Spirit" or "Willpower," but you absolutely cannot have "Intelligence." The protagonist's intelligence depends on the author; adding "Breaking the Sky" to the story wouldn't help. The first three chapters alone have plenty of points to criticize.

Disappointing. There is no limit to growth, but the speed of growth is as slow as a snail. Can you imagine that the protagonist trained for five years and his explosive power in boxing was only 500 kilograms?

The protagonist is a complete waste. His cheat ability to increase his strength without limit seems very strong, but in reality, he is just trash. The protagonist has been training for 5 years but still can't break through the limits of human beings. When encountering major events, he can only get through them by the author forcibly giving him a cheat. Those who can accept this can read it.

The protagonist's overpowered abilities are limitless, but the speed at which he gains power gives the impression that late-game heroes simply can't survive to the late game. 🙂 Compared to Mark, who becomes a mini-Superman immediately after awakening, and then after a few months of training, the increase in each attribute is basically around 60-70%. Even if you compare growth rate, you'll be outmatched by Mark. It's simply a matter of having an indefinite, unlimited future.

I clicked in to read "Invincible Young Hero," only to find myself instantly transported to the Marvel universe. And to make matters worse, I'm stuck in World War II, and it's been going on for over 100,000 words... Seriously, the earlier plot wasn't even that great, and the over-the-top action felt completely unengaging.

The synopsis says that you have to train like crazy to keep breaking your limits. It's a slightly sadistic protagonist setting, unlike Saitama's limiter, which is illogical and allows you to become infinitely stronger with normal daily training!

Chapter 62 and the protagonist's power is only two tons 🙂! With such slow growth, how can he fight Nolan? How can he compete in the mid-to-late game? Is the author just giving the protagonist a special power-up? Did they intend for the protagonist to level up through his own efforts but then slowed down his progression, only to give him a power-up when the protagonist's power is insufficient during a major event? 🙂

He starts revealing his transmigrator identity in Chapter 4. 😓

The title doesn't match the content. The title claims an invincible protagonist, but in reality, to compromise the plot, he hasn't even broken through human limits in four or five years. He uses cheat codes to get through the plot, but can't write outside of it. How is he supposed to reconcile this?

Why are they starting to reveal their secrets in Chapter 4? 😮‍💨