The Swordsman Genius Returnee Even Swallows Immortality

Luis Sanabria says:

The novel is a bit confusing and with too much nonsense and after a bit, it became repetitive. The MC for some reason regressed many times in a dungeon, there isn’t an explanation and he doesn’t really care too much about why it happened. He consumes a fruit that grants him immortality but he’s so OP that we never even see him bleed, much less die. He somehow after beating the 7th boss, became the master of the 10th he skipped better than any speedrunner by mistake.

He went to his family but hid his identity because “The family can’t rely everything on him” yet his next plan was to conquer a great dungeon by himself to help the family. The worst part is how everyone seems to have a fish memory, his last appearance was 100 years ago, and he was the greatest and most powerful being of the era, yet no one seems to remember a single bit of his life, heck even historical events are erased conveniently for his family to be in disgrace and he can do everything with his same name and no one links it. In a fantasy world with magic, aura, and elixirs, no one seems to live more than 30 years. Also, he’s supposed to look like the cover, yet everyone ignores him as an NPC.

After that, he goes around beating everyone. Yet, people are looking down on him and the dungeons are the weirdest thing in the novel, like, you have to pass a storyline to go up a floor, but that seems to only apply to him, as every other character just goes up easily, in one floor he has to reunite keys around the floor that are in possession of other characters and NPCs, something that without his strength would take time to do so, but in the next floor ALL other factions already did it.