My Superpower Awakening Began with the Tremor-Tremor Fruit

Hello everyone, the Tremor-Tremor Fruit in this book will be nerfed a bit, as it's too powerful and the power levels might become inconsistent. However, the protagonist will grow stronger, and the later parts will definitely be satisfying for everyone. Also, this is a slow-paced story, only about 4,000 words a day. Please forgive me, I'm a student and have classes, so I won't have much energy.

I've been looking for ages and I still can't figure out which one is the female lead.

Keep up the good work, author! But this constant switching between first-person and third-person perspectives is making me a little upset. This isn't how you treat the Wither Storm in Minecraft. [Petrified]

Could any kind brother or sister tell me if it's a single female lead? I've read all the updated chapters. The synopsis says it has a single female lead, but there are three chapters with ambiguous relationships. Either don't write it as a single female lead, or don't include so much ambiguity. Everyone in this book is monogamous, and I don't like reading stories where it ends up being a single female lead.

Multiple populations of a species live in different spatial ranges. Due to geographical isolation, the gene exchange between these populations is hindered. This leads to the accumulation of different genetic variations between specific species and populations and the gradual formation of their own unique gene pools.

It's good; it's one of the few shows I really enjoy watching. I watched it all the time when I was in school.

The author's first new book is alright, but it's a bit too slow; it's only at the second level after more than 180 chapters.

The writing isn't very good; it's similar to what I wrote a year ago, and I haven't written anything in the last two years. But the author has more courage than me to keep going. Everyone goes through this phase; you might write better later and rewrite it, which could be even more rewarding.

I'd like to ask if the Dark-Dark Fruit in the book has the effect of nullifying other people's supernatural abilities when the protagonist encounters it.

There needs to be an opponent; I don't want to see an invincible player.