No Matter What, It Can Only Cause a Little Damage

The time traveler Renn unlocks the beginning of the collapse of the sky: time travel and become a slave of the Colosseum in the game world. Worse is still to come, the dog system has given a god-level cheating golden finger: Each of your magic attacks can only cause a little damage. This is a joke, so I ordered it. It's time to deliver food to the two-headed ogre. What should I do? I'm waiting online. It's quite urgent. However, when everyone thought it was a useless curse, Ren opened the prison door that was immune to magic damage. It turns out that this little bit of damage ignores all resistance and overrides all rules. From breaking the prison door to using infinite "-1" to kill the sixth-level paladin who came to hunt him down, Renne used the most humble values ​​to trample on the combat rules of this game world. While the nobles were still pursuing high-level magic, Renn took advantage of the loopholes in the mechanism to teach the other world a "numerical lesson" - in the face of absolute frequency, all defenses are paper. At the final moment, when the incarnation of the will of the world arrived and everyone's attacks were ineffective, Ren stood in the wind and looked proudly: "Tell me, does God bleed?"