Extracting from All Things: I Create Superpowers in the City

Sure, the character is intelligent, and there's no typical melodramatic plot. Some people ask why the character didn't fight back earlier? That's just melodramatic, right? One fight leads to another. It's better to just avoid them than to fight them directly. 😄😄

The calculation method for extracting supernatural abilities is very strange. How can it take two or three days to obtain one level 1 supernatural ability per minute?

Well, having this kind of ability and still wanting to overturn the verdict, impressive.

They all say 5.7 Points, there must be something wrong with that. However, I disagree. Although the protagonist was shot in the head by a sniper rifle, let them go, and was then attacked with rocket-propelled grenades, the protagonist was still kind. You don't fight back when hit, and you don't talk back when insulted! 👍👍👍 Okay, I was too hasty. I forgave their rocket attack.

Hopefully, the author can find a way to act decisively and directly retaliate against the encirclement section, striking a blow to avoid being hit a hundred times in the end. The path of survival is not the path of cowardice; ideally, superpowers should be linked to lifespan. For example, after reaching the third tier, one could advance to a higher life level.

Yes, decisive and ruthless. I haven't seen a book like this in a long time.

This book is indeed excellent. The protagonist's ability to extract the attributes of all things is truly omnipotent. In the early stages, he develops himself cautiously and rationally, without becoming arrogant or recklessly killing after gaining his extraordinary abilities. His intelligence is evident. Later, he orchestrates events behind the scenes, acting decisively and ruthlessly.

It's alright. The main character shouldn't have a romantic subplot, and the extras could have slightly higher intelligence. However, it's too monotonous. The supporting characters don't feel much pressure. Early on, the official support might be helpful, but later, with everyone reaching level 2, it becomes unbalanced.

Keep it up, author! Your imagination is good. Although the beginning was a bit boring, the later parts are quite good. You could try thinking about the content from a male perspective, since your earlier content was a bit too female-oriented. Remember, this is a male-oriented section, so be careful not to get overwhelmed!

I've read up to chapter 84, and the beginning was pretty good. The protagonist is calm, rational, and has explosive moments, and there are plenty of satisfying scenes. Of course, there are some minor flaws, but they don't affect the overall quality. However, problems arose when the protagonist started spreading the seeds of superpowers overseas.