
The Superpower I Get Every Week Is Three Months Late
我每周刷新的超能力迟到了仨月
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 22h ago
- English
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It's a pretty good novel. Well, it's not the free America I imagined, nor is it as free as I fantasized about. So far, it's been a rather uneventful student life. The protagonist isn't the kind of arrogant, domineering dragon king who gets superpowers and does whatever he wants. It's quite enjoyable; I recommend it.
This score is based on the first 100 chapters. Since the third superpower appeared, the author has gradually improved, completely deviating from the typical "power fantasy" narrative. Various side stories, mysterious organizations, and mysterious characters, along with repeated emotional entanglements, and the gradual release of superpowers, all contribute to the story's appeal.
The author handles the characters' emotions very delicately, and the content is handled very interestingly. The character development is also not overly excessive, making it a very enjoyable slice-of-life story. However, the only flaw is the author's poor character introduction. Some characters are absent for extended periods or dominate the story's focus.
This score is too low. It's a slice-of-life story with lots of elements, and the slow plot progression is perfect for those who enjoy slice-of-life stories. It has a lot of elements, and it's already better than many of Tomato's (the author's) works. I'd give it at least an 8.3 Or higher. The author seems to have only recently started gaining popularity due to the limited readership.
Dude, this book is great! The strengths are the vivid portrayal of the female characters; they're all lovable, and there are plenty of satisfying everyday moments, making it a light and fun read. The downside is that the main plot progresses a little slowly; it feels like the major conflicts haven't materialized yet. However, overall, the flaws don't outweigh the strengths. It's definitely a high-quality read with the potential to be a top-tier read. Keep writing!
I recommend everyone to read this, but I'm worried the author might abandon the project due to low readership 😢
I personally think it's pretty good, but maybe because of the subject matter, not many people seem to be reading it. However, from my own perspective, I really enjoy this kind of lighthearted story. I hope the author doesn't lose their teeth!
It's a very good book, with vivid characters and delicate descriptions; it shouldn't have such a low rating.
It's a good read; the writing style is comfortable and natural, the everyday scenes are written in a way that makes the reader feel relaxed, and the use of superpowers doesn't feel abrupt.
Despite his stubbornness, the author persisted for over 100 days. Looks good, support!