You Think Analysis Is Useless? Let Me Tell You About Vector Control

The potential of vector manipulation and analysis goes far beyond this... The strangest thing is that it can analyze everything, but not spirit stone manufacturing? If you can manipulate any vector, why can't you manipulate atomic positions? Why can't you rearrange atoms? Physics tells us that matter is made up of atoms, and atoms are made up of protons, neutrons, and electrons.

I think vector operations could be explored in several directions, such as using curvature to achieve teleportation-like abilities, compressing space to cause spatial collapse, or controlling all surrounding vectors within a space.

Manipulation vectors, not manipulation forces, mean that no matter how hard an object is, if you move it to the left at a speed of 0.1Ms and to the right at a speed of 0.1Ms, you can easily make it crack. The Railgun's speed of three times the speed of sound is a result of considering the distance and speed of the silver coin's flight path, not its maximum speed.

The main character's personality is really well-developed.

Actually, it's quite well-written; I can see that the author's writing style is improving. Moreover, the author's persistence despite criticism and low scores is commendable. One suggestion: the plot connections could be foreshadowed, otherwise they feel particularly abrupt. Author, your book is very good, please keep writing!

It's quite good. But it's a bit disappointing. It's an invincible story, yet there's a sense of powerlessness. It's a bit crazy, but not quite completely insane. It's a pity. I rarely write reviews, but this is one of the few I do. I hope you, author, keep up the good work and cheer up!

You can think of this thing as a protagonist with a distinct personality.

A fantastic book. Some say the protagonist's character is contradictory, but I don't think so. On the contrary, he's very similar to Accelerator, which I really like. This is the Accelerator-like ability I've been looking for, and it's not a Mary Sue story. If the female lead were that hypocritical, sanctimonious type, I'd rather not read it.

Well written, I like this personality. Of course, I don't like people with this kind of personality. I like it because, wouldn't it be amazing if the protagonist, who hasn't turned evil after five years of being mocked, did turn evil? I love this kind of personality that I admire so much.

Overall it's pretty good, but there are some parts that might discourage you. Anyway, keep it up!