
The Campus Belle Used My Superpower, So I Made Her Regret It
校花利用我有超能力,我让她后悔
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- Ongoing
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- Urban
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- Urban High-Concept
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- 5mo ago
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DC Comics' Superman absorbs the good side of Nietzsche's Superman philosophy. Superman is a rich and complete person, the criterion of truth and morality, and the creator of norms and values. Superman grows up in an unfavorable environment, but hatred, jealousy, greed, violence, etc. Can only make Superman stronger. Superman can transcend himself and others. DC's comic book Superman has also become the moral symbol of superheroes. . . . . Why do I say this? I personally hope that the author can also allow the protagonist to grow internally. Even if he does not need to show absolute power, he can surpass others spiritually and morally. I look forward to it. The plane incident caused the protagonist's moral standard to decline for the pleasure of violence. And this week I read three novels in which the righteous protagonist tortures the evil mold. They are all Ultraman novels. This one is more reasonable than that one. The story of the reporter lady is still interesting. One star is deducted to show motivation.
I guess Ouyang Xue's mother also sent it later. It's so real. I just read the previous one and wondered if there was a mother and daughter. Alas, the author writes very well, but in fact, I generally don't read such realistic novels. There is no need. What I want to read most when I come to Tomato is the word "pleasure". The process is nothing at all. It is best if everyone is happy in the ending, so I only read He's harem novels [laughing evilly]. It's just a novel anyway. There is no need to consider whether it is unrealistic or not. I hope the author will spend more time on the emotional lines of the heroines, and not make a certain heroine invisible for a long time. This is the worst thing. I like all the female protagonists, including the controversial Ouyang Xue. No one is perfect, after all, their flaws cannot be concealed. A small sword is good for Yiqing, but a big sword is not necessary. They all have superpowers anyway and it is normal to have a harem [laughing]
It's more of a realistic novel, but it's also satisfying enough. The author's description of the social mechanism and the protagonist himself is relatively good, but the protagonist's interpersonal interactions are a bit rough in some plots, which are considered toxic by other readers. For example, when Cai scolds the male protagonist, it can be seen that the author deliberately prevents the female protagonist from falling; the negotiation and win-over process between Ouyang Xue's mother and the male protagonist is a bit brief, and a tool man like Captain Sui disappears after leading to the subsequent plot. The general feeling is important, and the rationality of the plot is often presented in the details. It is still necessary to grasp the narrative relaxation. At least I personally think that a few chapters about the plane crash are necessary, and the black mud mystery in the hotel can be fast-forwarded appropriately. Of course, these are some personal suggestions, and I still look forward to the follow-up plot. Come on, the author [please update more]
Come on, the novel is great, I hope there will be more. First of all, the setting of the novel is very stable. If Superman's ability is too strong, it will have an impact on the entire plot. Direct invincibility will only become a brainless novel. The 3-minute setting like Ultraman balances this well, and will also enrich other content. For example, the description of daily life and world view is very delicate in my opinion. The author does not put more emphasis on superpowers. Instead, he reflects the protagonist's psychological situation by describing a lot of daily life. With some plot promotion, the protagonist has to use superpowers to grow. The protagonist is only a high school student, not so mature and not so naive. Some people may find some of the plots confusing, but if you bring it from the perspective of a high school student, it is actually easier to understand. I personally feel that the protagonist's personality is actually very similar to that of the first generation Spider-Man. He is also a high school student and has many difficulties, and the main plot is growth. I think the novel is very delicately written, and there are two things I like very much. The first one is to use the competitors of the part-time shop to introduce Superman's uniform. The store opposite uses Spider-Man to attract customers. We use Superman to attract customers. The writing is very reasonable. The second one is about a little girl with precognitive abilities. From this point of view, it can be seen that the setting of the world view means that there is more than one person with super powers in this world. I am looking forward to the next plot and hope the author will update it soon.
The novel is indeed well written, most of the plot settings are reasonable, the writing is smooth and comfortable, and the characters are real and full-bodied. Although the setting is relatively ancient, it is rare now and looks quite fresh. The character of the protagonist is not very likable. He has to be ruthless or ruthless, kind or kind, powerful but timid. Although he is really a flesh-and-blood image, he is easily disliked by some superficial readers. The emotional line is poorly written. Although it is normal for a person like the protagonist to be favored by many people, it is still up to the author how to express it. Most people won't like to see the story line of: female character → intimate interaction → sweet relationship → no more. At this point, I can only hope it's a harem. The plot is generally reasonable, but the part with Cai Cai is really too toxic. Later on, there are some big and small logical flaws. It is very surprising to see the author arrange this development to promote the plot. The flaws don't hide the flaws, it's pretty good-looking. If it's not popular, it doesn't mean the work is bad.
A very good Superman story, with a not-so-perfect character. Apart from having super powers, he is an ordinary person in other respects. The character descriptions are also closer to reality, without facial expressions. I hope the author will continue writing in this style. So far, there are no routines for killing monsters and upgrading, and the plot is advancing.
This is the superpower-like article I want to read. Please read it so that the author can update it quickly.
The writing is really good, and it is very good among novels about superpowers. There is no brainless text, and the step-by-step development is in line with the plot. Although it may not be very good at the beginning, you will find that this is a good novel after reading it.
The writing is very good, and there are no ridiculous plot points. It is difficult for a bookworm of ten years to calm down and read a book.
The daily life of an ordinary high school student with three minutes of superpowers is pretty good. If you have any suggestions, you can write about some social issues, the dark side of society, or the brilliance of ordinary people's humanity. Although daily writing should not be like supernatural novels with too much fighting and killing, if it is too ordinary and ordinary, it seems a bit boring.