Omniscience Is Omnipotence: All I Need to Do Is Act to Become Invincible

Omniscience is omnipotence; possessing such a thing would grant any normal person access to eternity. The subject matter is good, the writing is a bit lacking, but it's perfectly acceptable. As for its flaws, they're only passable within Tomato's repertoire. The protagonist's progress is significantly behind that of the nation; the protagonist has already explored his inner universe, while the nation hasn't even reached Mars yet. This pace is far too slow for the sake of the book.

It's beautiful, and a little bit quirky, right? If I got a notebook like this, people would probably ask me when Earth would be destroyed, or if aliens would invade Earth. If the author doesn't introduce an enemy, how can the plot progress? You might as well read short stories: 2,000 words about conquering the Earth, 10,000 words about conquering the universe, and 20,000 words about becoming…

I noticed that many of the comments in chapters six and seven were criticizing the omniscient author. Actually, I feel that omniscience is more reasonable. Omniscience means knowing all information, but what's the use of information that can't be done? So the key to displaying information is what can be done.

Here's a joke, guys: Imagine a god with a god-like perspective enters a room and tries to outwit a group of mortals. He could easily kill them with a single blow, but instead, he chooses to play a turn-based game with you. 😆

It's good. The star rating is for the subject matter. The content isn't very intellectually stimulating. My personal understanding of omniscience is that it's no different from wish fulfillment; if one is omniscience or omnipotence, then the other is essentially fulfilled as well. For example, with omniscience, knowing all information in an infinitely possible universe is already omnipotence.

It's so good, you should all watch it! You'll be speechless once you start watching! 😏😏😏😏

Honestly, it's been a long time since I've read such a satisfying and enjoyable sci-fi novel. Five stars!

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To be honest, it's about an 8 out of 10. The protagonist is omniscient but feels very childish. If you ignore the overpowered abilities, it's fine as a light novel. The main problem is that it doesn't completely rely on omniscience, leading some to feel that the things the omniscient does don't fit the narrative, like business battles. But they're not using their brains.

With elements of high-tech innovation, alien invasion, cheat codes, gaming, and business, the author handled the 60+ chapters very well overall. It was a good read in one go. The only downside might be the fast pace; however, if the writing had been more detailed, it might not have been as good.