Overnight, he gained godlike powers. Blowing up stars and destroying worlds became child's play, but there were just a few side effects, like impotence, turning into a dog, and...
He learned that this power had been sent back by humanity in the future, delivered by a higher-dimensional race at the cost of their very last strength.
Li Xin was completely shaken.
Because humanity, despite mastering godlike technology, had lost...
If the power he received was this incredible, how terrifying must the enemy in the future be?
I'm done! I quit!!!
(An invincible protagonist, comedy, pseudo-infinite flow, behind-the-scenes scheming, not hard sci-fi.)
It's a good read, but it lacks a main plot, writing about this and that. Once the ideas are gone, the book is gone too.
Author, why don't you take a look back and see what you've written?
It's a pity, it's over.
Very good. Judging from my childhood memories of Jin, this is a masterpiece. Of course, it's not uncommon to act impulsively, after all, who wasn't a teenager at some point?