What Do You Mean I Am a World-Destroying Disaster?

Coordinates Chapter 13. The plot of the Dihua part is relatively forced, and various terms that appear suddenly lack explanations. The protagonist's blindness and ignorance are very serious. As a time traveler, in a world with cult gods, even the system giving out things involving gods is considered a convulsion to the system. Some paragraphs have been processed using AI, and the reading experience is not good. I really can't see the latest chapter when I posted the review.

If you insist on updating three times a day, I believe you will definitely get ahead. If you can update four times a day, you will be the next Twelve Heavenly Kings 😁

"Cultists broke into my house and I lost my mind" You'd better not touch this comment on me

I have read a book with a similar theme, and I thought it was pretty good at the time. But I read it a few years ago. I wonder if this one is good?

It's another setting where the male protagonist doesn't know how strong he is. This setting is really bad. The male protagonist knows that only the carving system can respond, has he never doubted his wood carving? If the author didn't let the male protagonist know his own strength, this book would really be hopeless.

After reading the latest chapter, I felt that the pace was sometimes fast and sometimes slow. The early stage was fine, but later on the male protagonist's abilities were not clearly defined, which resulted in a bit of confusion about his combat power. I didn't know whether he was very strong or very weak.

It's very good, I read the latest chapter in one go. The plot is quite compact. I feel that this world is indeed dangerous, but fortunately the protagonist has a very good golden finger and can deal with many things. Some people were killed before they officially appeared, and the protagonist became more and more powerful.

For example, does this store belong to the protagonist?