Reshape the Universe

Bet on experience, vomit blood and recommend. "Reshaping the Universe". It's a science fiction story with super powers, a slow-burning style, a lot of imagination, an online IQ, and a single female protagonist. Abandoning traditional abilities, each character has his or her own unique abilities, and the plot advances in an orderly and reasonable manner. It's getting better now and is worth a look.

It's a sci-fi supernatural genre, with a single female protagonist, a bit slow to hit, supporting characters with online IQs, and distinct characters. [After watching ten pictures, the plot gradually unfolds] The superpower setting reminds me of JOJO, Jo Chef Amway. Different from traditional powers, the individuality of powers is more obvious. Different people have different powers, and people with powers can have incarnations. The protagonist's incarnation is called the light of hope [Oh la oh la! Meme😏] The background of the work is set in a slightly different world after a meteor shower, but the appearance of superpowers is not sudden, but has existed a long time ago. Judging from the species of creatures on the scene, one can see that the background of the world is extremely grand. 1 Characters: The author's description of the characters is also very good, and the personalities of different characters can be better reflected. 2 Plot: The plot arrangement is a bit slow, and the rhythm of the plot is well controlled. The early stage development needs to be adjusted. There are also quite a lot of foreshadowings in the plot line, which are exciting and other things. The author has got the best of them. 3 Fighting scenes: There are not many fights for the time being. At present, the protagonist uses bluebells to monitor the battle, the mechanical life form is the main output, and the protagonist's superpowers are used to assist in the battle [Using the superpower properties to allow plants to absorb platelets from the enemy's wounds to prevent others from healing themselves. Currently, the protagonist's battles rely more on his brain]