Superpowers! The Infinite Realm

Logically, with 10 years of reading experience, one should be immune to all kinds of poisons. Unfortunately, I still find it hard to accept. Even returning to the Chen family, I initially thought it was a case of a family outcast awakening a god-like talent after being abandoned, returning to seek revenge. But it's the same.

While the story structure still follows the traditional formula of urban student supernatural novels, the plot and conflict handling are quite good. Overall, it's above average and worth following. I hope the author continues to improve! This work surpasses 90% of Tomato Novels. Why is the rating so low?

Very good. This author doesn't have many works, but they are all very well written, with clear logic and a tight plot.

Although I didn't follow it from the very beginning, I've been following it from the middle to now. Towards the end, I felt it was going to have a bad ending, but the ending surprised me. While it wasn't perfect, it was at least a satisfying one. It's quite moving, considering I've only followed a few books to their complete conclusion.

The development direction regarding gravity is misguided. Gravity bombs and space-time collapse (gravitational lensing) also fall under the category of gravity, as do wormholes, which are related to gravity but represent a still-unknown gravitational property. Furthermore, gravity is a long-range force with a wide-ranging impact; universal gravitation is also crucial.

The author's writing possesses a natural sharpness, with most content concise and perfectly balanced. Unfortunately, the face-slapping and boasting plots feel somewhat forced and clichéd. However, it's already surpassed 60% of Tomato's works.

I've finished both of the author's works without skipping any chapters. The male lead is consistently likable, decisive, and not a saint. The romance between the male and female leads is sweet, and the female lead's role is also good. It's a true story of two virgins with a single female lead and no ambiguous relationships; the male lead only loves the female lead.

It's a good watch. The main character is a lone wolf? He seems a bit like a petty thug. The plot is well-written though (it would be better with more foreshadowing). No empty promises though! ()

It's quite good. The pacing isn't as fast as fast-paced novels, and it's not a mindless wish-fulfillment story. The logic is also relatively smooth. It's considered a good story among Tomato's works, suitable for readers with a less impatient personality.

It's so good, I just can't get enough of it, sob sob (By the way, is the female lead Xingchen? They're such a perfect match 💕)