A Certain Scientific Absolute Control

Some people say that cultivating immortals cannot defeat super powers? I really laughed to death. If a monk in the Golden Core stage mainly relies on physical skills and not much immortal magic, then superpowers can indeed defeat the monks. What if it's a higher level one with powerful immortal magic and super powers that can defeat it? If the top immortal cultivator directly collapses the star, Accelerator can only stop the earth's rotation for five seconds, right? This is just to complain about some people's extreme remarks, and there is no other meaning.

Is the protagonist a normal person? Does the protagonist travel through time? What is the mental age of the protagonist? How strong is the protagonist? In Academy City, combat power is about the same as your own ability level, right? The protagonist can easily break a wall, and he is actually only level 3. And judging from the protagonist's performance and the author's description, I don't see how the fifth-level superpowers are stronger than the second- and third-level superpowers mentioned by the protagonist. Is the author serious about what he wrote?

Commentary on Chapter 18 of "The Absolute Control of a Certain Science" written about the freezing of all things to amuse you (please collect it and send flowers).