[Superpowers + Alien Beasts + Online IQ + Intelligent Fighting + Decisive Killing]
This is a world of phantom beasts and psykers. In this world where only a few people have awakened their psychic powers, Rez accidentally hatched a mysterious beast egg and awakened a black vortex in his body - the source of devouring, thus gaining the ability to steal other people's psychic powers.
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Summary: It's good-looking, has foreshadowing, has an online IQ, and is not mindless.
So far, it seems that the novel's major foreshadowing is well set up, and the plot reversal will not feel abrupt, but if you read it too quickly, you may miss the foreshadowing. I prefer to watch anime, and the author should probably watch it too. I remember that the book uses a joke about Noriaki Noriaki.
Advantages:
The world view is relatively new, it can be regarded as a mixed world of superpowers and strange beasts (but the author calls it psychic power and fantasy beasts in the book). There are two superpowers in the current plot. I hope the author can write more content about the battles of superpowers.
Regarding combat power settings:
Currently, we know that there are four levels: D, C, B, and A. Will there be new levels above these levels? If there are only four levels, I feel like there won't be too many words in the series.
Disadvantages: The plot progress is slightly slow.
Basically, watching Tomato is for fun. Maybe the author wanted to establish Rez's image in the early stage, so he didn't set too many fun points, but gave the protagonist two scenes in the Novice Village first. At present, the plot has been pushed to Chiyan Academy, so it should be exciting.
Until now, the protagonist has only two psychic powers, and it is difficult to engage in combat. I hope the author can develop the protagonist's weapon as soon as possible. It is best to have both long-range and melee combat skills, and make Rez into a hexagonal warrior.
Question: Is Momo the Void Devouring Dragon? Is Rez's Devouring Source a superpower or something else?
Momo is the Void Devouring Dragon, right? I particularly like Momo, but with Momo's current combat power, even encountering a rabbit is a life-or-death situation? I hope the author can portray Momo's growth line well.
Is the source of devouring in Rez's body a superpower or something else? Can the author explain this? If it's inconvenient, forget it.
The pace is indeed slow in the early stage, but it speeds up after Chapter 40, and the setting is also good, which can reflect the development and application of abilities by superpowers, and superpowers can be upgraded along a certain logical chain to create more uses.
Summary: It's good-looking, has foreshadowing, has an online IQ, and is not mindless. So far, it seems that the novel's major foreshadowing is well set up, and the plot reversal will not feel abrupt, but if you read it too quickly, you may miss the foreshadowing. I prefer to watch anime, and the author should probably watch it too. I remember that the book uses a joke about Noriaki Noriaki. Advantages: The world view is relatively new, it can be regarded as a mixed world of superpowers and strange beasts (but the author calls it psychic power and fantasy beasts in the book). There are two superpowers in the current plot. I hope the author can write more content about the battles of superpowers. Regarding combat power settings: Currently, we know that there are four levels: D, C, B, and A. Will there be new levels above these levels? If there are only four levels, I feel like there won't be too many words in the series. Disadvantages: The plot progress is slightly slow. Basically, watching Tomato is for fun. Maybe the author wanted to establish Rez's image in the early stage, so he didn't set too many fun points, but gave the protagonist two scenes in the Novice Village first. At present, the plot has been pushed to Chiyan Academy, so it should be exciting. Until now, the protagonist has only two psychic powers, and it is difficult to engage in combat. I hope the author can develop the protagonist's weapon as soon as possible. It is best to have both long-range and melee combat skills, and make Rez into a hexagonal warrior. Question: Is Momo the Void Devouring Dragon? Is Rez's Devouring Source a superpower or something else? Momo is the Void Devouring Dragon, right? I particularly like Momo, but with Momo's current combat power, even encountering a rabbit is a life-or-death situation? I hope the author can portray Momo's growth line well. Is the source of devouring in Rez's body a superpower or something else? Can the author explain this? If it's inconvenient, forget it.
The pace is indeed slow in the early stage, but it speeds up after Chapter 40, and the setting is also good, which can reflect the development and application of abilities by superpowers, and superpowers can be upgraded along a certain logical chain to create more uses.