The Omnidimensional Everything Shop

The second emperor in the introduction is a weasel 🙂🙂, hard to hold

The protagonist isn't invincible; this is the first time I've seen an author arrange the protagonist like this. One group after another takes others to see the cheat codes, explaining their abilities, what they can and cannot do, and how they acquired the cheat codes—it's enough to poison them to death.

The protagonist doesn't seem like the protagonist in the novel; he's more like a medicine seller. After reading dozens of chapters, the protagonist is either selling medicine or on his way to sell medicine. Moreover, as the shop owner, he can't return to his shop at any time and is physically subdued on the ground by a policewoman (in the same way she subdues a black man).

How about renaming it the Kids Channel? What is Happy Planet? Yes, the protagonist is like that friendly alien from a fantasy. Just as genuine, simple, and sincere. Innocence

Author, if you don't understand history and reform, please write less. This is really too difficult to keep up with.

Don't write about history, politics, international struggles, or systemic reforms. What you've written about those is completely ignorant and wrong. Everything else is fine. Keep it up!

In summary: The protagonist is a slave of the Super Yorozuya (Super Everything Shop).

Daily toxin delivery feeds me garbage again

Chapters 39 and 40 are a watershed moment, a time when authors refine their writing skills and knowledge. You might as well tell me your bank card password, and I'll vote for you with a monthly ticket to achieve your goal.

What was the author thinking? Did they let the protagonist's cheat ability self-destruct, or keep self-destructing? This kind of story should belong to the "behind-the-scenes mastermind" genre.