I Awakened a Daily Intelligence Ability, Then Handed It Over to the Nation

The protagonist awakens a daily intelligence-gathering ability, then promptly hands it over to the government, hoping to become a professional player. This awakening of the ability, followed by handing it over to the state, and the protagonist's approach to things—the premise is quite fresh. However, it's hard to pinpoint why. The subsequent story development didn't feel as exciting as I expected.

The protagonist's superpower is so useful; he's a natural scapegoat! If something goes wrong, just drag him along and kill him—it's perfect!

It's very well written. The romance is great, the male lead is intelligent and emotionally intelligent, and there's no attempt to belittle anyone. Keep up the good work, author! 😘 However, the female lead's talents are quite good, though her intelligence is a bit low. It's okay to be low, but there has to be a limit. If I encountered someone like her in normal life, I'd be furious. 😘

Such location-restricted areas should be placed in resource-rich regions, like the Kunlun Mountains or Changbai Mountains, where a single harvest would yield a huge sum. Clearly, the future belongs to plants and animals, whose resources are also the most abundant.

There are already two reborn characters right from the start 😅 Another book ruined. The author was in a fight a few days ago and suffered a severe injury to his genitals, leaving him bedridden. I thought he'd come back to life, but he only updated one chapter before falling ill again. I'm outta here; it's a flop. It's been so long I'd forgotten this book even existed. Utterly disappointed.

Ugh, while I really like this theme, going to the berry farm to buy supplies and rescue people is a bit too abstract. I can only say the protagonist's ability is good enough for the front lines, but to personally carry out such a dangerous mission... I just don't believe Ame can replace the protagonist without D-shrimp.

It's good, but I have one complaint: the protagonist's intelligence gathering ability shouldn't be limited to one city or one place. Spending a day in every place in the country would yield far more valuable information than passively waiting for a superhuman to refresh the database.

Chapter 56, The Reborn: Currently, there are two female protagonists: Su Xiaoyun and Li Chen. The protagonist, Li Chen, possesses the ability to remember everything he sees and refreshes surrounding intelligence daily at 00:00 (He is the captain of the Changsha City Supernatural Ability Management Bureau Enforcement Team).

It's pretty good, with some originality, though it does contain some typical tropes of novel protagonists. Overall, it's vivid and innovative, but the word count is still too low. I've read part of it and plan to put it on my bookshelf to accumulate more words. Hopefully, we'll meet again someday.

This book reminded me of the 'Doomsday Special Service'.