Everyone Is Scrambling for Superpowers, but My Slow Hands Took Them All!

The writing is quite good, the ideas and themes are very attractive to me, and the combination and use of powers are also unique. But it is inevitable that the background preparation and early processing are a bit rough, and the characterization of the characters is a bit unpleasant. For example, I hate the roommate who lives on the wall. Then the protagonist keeps sending messages in the botanical garden. Although it advances the plot and brings news from the outside world, can it be handled better? In addition, there was a sudden awakening at the beginning, but in the later chapters, professors who had conducted in-depth research on these superpowers emerged as if they were well prepared. Not many days after the superpowers appeared, there were people hunting for the meat of exotic beasts, as well as a considerable-scale organization. This is the rough foreshadowing I mentioned. I initially wanted to suggest that the author rewrite it, but the more I read about it, the more I looked at it. Instead, I hoped that the author could edit the previously published chapters, make slight improvements, and keep them updated. I think this work actually has a promising future.

Will the raw materials disappear after the protagonist fuses his powers?

A bit too toxic, but okay

I'm curious if the protagonist can kill people with powers? Plunder his superpowers. After all, death is unnecessary, so you should be able to scavenge, right?

The idea is very strange, I like to read it

Novel content, novel logic, compact structure