[Superpowers]+ [Otherworld]+ [Bromance]+ [No heroine]+ [No harem]+ [No saintly do-gooder]+ [No mindless decisions]+ [Decisive and ruthless]
The Hunger Games, but with superpowers: killing and survival in another world.
A programmer from a major tech company transmigrates to another world and gains the invincible Superpower [Word Becomes Law].
What? Superpowers have to obey the laws of physics and objective rules? You can't create energy or matter out of thin air?
As a programmer, Lu Feng is right at home with that!
While the other participants are still figuring out their powers, Lu Feng is already programming with [Word Becomes Law].
He slaps the code for [Plane Battle] onto a wall, and several drones zip into existence out of thin air.
He plants the code for [Iron Man Suit] into the ground, and Jarvis makes his entrance, stunning everyone.
[Object Control]: point a finger and bring down the heavens and earth. Body language counts as a “word,” right?
[Mental Control]: with Word Becomes Law, you can make someone sing, dance, or kill all their companions. Perfectly reasonable, right?
In the later stages, [Word Becomes Law] undergoes a qualitative transformation. Even the Creator will be afraid!
The protagonist's abilities are quite gradual, and he can do anything if he doesn't get started right away.
I haven't finished reading it yet, so I'll type this first, and rules are the best way to express information.