You Can Do Anything, and You Call That Telekinesis?

A very good book, with smooth writing and concise writing style. Also, when the author describes the protagonist helping other students to vent their anger, I thought of myself. I have always had a sense of justice from elementary school to high school now. When I saw the bullied classmates in the fourth grade of elementary school, I took my classmates who were playful with me to help those bullied classmates, and beat them many times. In the end, I helped many classmates, but as expected they were treated as black sheep, and then they continued to bully the weaker classmates. I also I was being bullied, so I united with the weaker classmates. Because we couldn't beat them, we kept putting up with it, but we exercised together in the "Fire Blue Blade" and followed the martial arts TV series. When we were in sixth grade, we couldn't stand it anymore. There were more than 200 people in our grade and four classes. There were about thirty or forty students who were bullied. In June 1st On Children's Day, we beat up those classmates who bullied us. A friend and I took the lead. As expected, I was criticized by the police officer, but I didn't regret it. Later, when I encountered classmates being bullied in junior high school, I would help them out. I was targeted in junior high school, including teachers who also targeted me, because I injured those who bullied my classmates. However, I was also injured, but not as serious as them. Later, the principal found out, so I was targeted by the teacher. To this day, I still help others when encountering injustice. I now know that helping others will hurt myself, but I don't regret it, because if I can't even stick to the justice in my heart, what kind of hero is it? I want to be a hero, so I am not afraid

I haven't seen the end yet, but the author should note: Maxwell's Demon can reverse time and space To be honest, I feel that the current protagonist's ability is more like Laprasmon's, omniscient

The content is novel. In the early stage, the protagonist is basically invincible. He runs to other worlds to find a way to save his own world. There are warriors, superpowers, and magicians in the world (probably). The story is good and worth reading. I hope this book can be longer [eating melon]

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I originally thought that only the protagonist had special powers, and it was a daily life similar to Saiki Kusuo's disaster. I didn't expect it to be a revival of supernatural powers, but the setting is quite good. The protagonist is now in a new world and can develop his own powers. So far, there are no bad points in handling things, and the settings are also very good.

Looks like a good story

What I read in the early stage is really good. It has a strong sense of immersion. Unlike other novels, I am a pure novice. It may also be because of my personality. It's so weird. It's getting more and more boring later on, and I'm just irritated.

The front is fine, but isn't it only seven days to travel to the new world? Why do you still have time to slowly become a teacher there? . . Besides, what can be taught in seven days? At this time, the opponent is friendly and wants to help, so you can use various knowledge and various materials in exchange. If it doesn't work, before leaving, use multiple combat powers out of thin air and wash the ground first.

Yes, I originally came here just for daily use of superpowers, but it's not bad. It depends on whether you can grasp the plot well later.

Wonderful, looking forward to the follow-up