Superpowered Showdown

It looks alright so far. The protagonist's strength has remained consistent, and the villains' combat power hasn't faltered. It's okay to leave some plot holes now. As for the story, there's nothing to complain about. The author has also mentioned having their own plans, so hopefully the plot will unfold or progress quickly.

The book's strengths lie in its world-building and setting; the various superpowers are truly fascinating, the characters are rich, and the writing is decent. However, the character development isn't quite strong enough, and some plot progressions feel somewhat inexplicable.

This book is really well-written, author, keep up the good work! [Thumbs up] The concept and description of abilities in the book are quite novel, and I hope it gets even more exciting as it progresses. Although it seems like not many people are reading it now, treasure books will always be discovered eventually (just like when *Mysterious Beast City* first came out, not many people read it, but now it's a top-tier book on Tomato). [Request for more updates]

It's good, but I don't know how much purchasing power Blue Star Coins have. It seems similar to reality, but if that's the case, I feel the male lead, being invincible, is giving too little money. I even think he's just a cheap and useful tool in other people's eyes, as long as you don't offend him. You might not be writing this, but this is the impression I get right now.

I initially thought it would just be a simple, invincible story, but it's so well-written! The character descriptions of the supporting characters are truly amazing. It's like when I bought a Want Want gift pack just to eat the bag of Want Want Rice Crackers inside, but after opening it, I discovered that the gift pack wasn't just full of delicious treats—the whole gift pack was dazzling!

It looks great, I don't know why it got a low score. It is indeed poisonous...

Five stars! Keep up the good work, author!

It's quite good, five stars. Overall, the characters are intelligent and the writing is decent, but the protagonist's personality seems a bit wicked, perhaps due to his invincibility. However, I hope there will be warmth amidst the coldness, at least some basic humanity, to make the characters more three-dimensional and less flat. Perhaps this could be achieved through psychological descriptions of the protagonist.

I've read up to chapter 107 and it seems alright so far, but I'm not sure what the problematic parts are that everyone's talking about. I've been trying so hard not to hate her, but what happened? Episode 135 was the first time I felt disgusted, and by episodes 146 and 147, I was finally sick of Bai Keren. And that loudspeaker... I'm speechless. I've read up to chapter 215 so far.

My attitude is similar to those who say this book is bad. The plot is okay, but the character development is really problematic. The quality drops drastically after chapter 140, and I couldn't keep going. I'll give the author a rating before I leave. I read the comments, and the author's attitude is very good, so I won't say anything more. I'll give it five stars to show my support. If I had to give an actual rating, it would only be three stars; it's readable, but not bad.