I Am the Only One Who is Normal Among the Chuunibyou in the World

The world view of this book is relatively novel, and I was shocked when I read it. But... It seems that the only interesting thing is the worldview, and other aspects are quite different. Compared with this interesting worldview, the plot is boring. If you are a fan of rhythm, you can only watch it with your imagination. The common problem with this author's writing is that it's full of imagination, but terrible in other aspects. . . I thought the world view of this book was that the blue moon had arrived, and the world had entered a hallucinatory apocalypse. Ordinary people thought they had superpowers, and only the protagonist was unaffected. In fact, the world in the book had no supernatural powers and was materialistic. As a result, I was slapped in the face by the author. It turned out that this book was an evil god style. (It's the kind of protagonist who is the silly son of a landowner + self-invented supporting characters + a cookie-cutter world view + a worldview changed by the same evil monster + it's amazing at first glance and then I find that it's all just following the trend Ctrl c + Ctrl v's plot), the key to the evil god style is the evil god style. Other people's evil god style at least has a strong character. The protagonist of this book has no strong character. As a big boss, he is provoked by a genius beautiful girl with supernatural powers (in order to give the protagonist a girl). If a villain comes out and says that your power comes from your eyes, if you don't have eyes, you are just a younger brother. What the hell, you turned out to be the god awsl (very magical in every aspect). The world suddenly mutated a few months ago, and all law and order collapsed. All kinds of bugs were unreasonable, and all kinds of sects and sword sects appeared (it feels like the worldview in this aspect is trying to learn from Red Moon and then made it three different) At present, it seems that this book is going to follow the evil spirit trend (face covering), can't I find a book that goes against the routine? . . I'm quite looking forward to that kind of materialistic world view, where a bunch of pseudo-supernaturals imagine that they have superpowers, and when the fight is so dark (the rookies are pecking each other), wouldn't it be nice for the protagonist to be knocked unconscious and taken away by these top superpowers or cultivators? . . .