
Six Superpowers to Choose From? I Picked This One!
超能力六选一?我选择了这个!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 153k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 3mo ago
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66Chapters
4.5kReads · 30 days
161kReads · all time
296Shelves
6.1Score
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Well, how should I put it? Aside from the male protagonist being able to enter and exit the back room because of his skill, if they can switch into the back room and come back, can it still be called a back room? Shouldn't it be called a dungeon? Shouldn't the back room be a place where you switch between different levels to explore and survive? - Level 974 There's a door - Level 3999 Puzzle - **Level 65** Specific rituals or items are required to return to the front hall.
"Choose a superpower, but you will be teleported to level 0 in the back room." "Superpower 1: Grow ten centimeters taller." Superpower 2: Invisibility for 1 second. Superpower 3: Possess unlimited money. "Superpower 4: Become Homelander, but you must sleep 23 hours a day." "Superpower 5: Can summon clones, but the clones will have independent will." "
Overall, it's pretty good. But how should I put it, there are a few issues, the first being the reality of back room exploration. How should I put it? Didn't they already know the details, but they just went straight in? Then there's the organization; well, you can add it or not. The main point is, what's the problem with going straight in without understanding anything?
You've already become extraordinary, why bother with a physical exam? Your superpower of time travel is your primary ability, and your ability to obtain energy and awaken your powers in the afterlife is a secondary ability. Original text: Gaotang As for whether he can pass the physical examination, he naturally doesn't care, since even if he fails, he can still become a superhuman.
Could the back room investigation team make a cameo appearance? I miss them.
Well, it's alright, but the main problem is that the protagonist has an independent back room world, and that world is supposed to be a projection of the world the protagonist owns. The overpowered aspect isn't particularly excessive; it's like everyone else is grinding in a starting village, and the protagonist has his own independent starting village.
Okay, okay, it's really good. I feel like something big is coming next.
It's very good, and the details are very well described. Do some of the readers in the comments section never use their brains when they read? It makes me so angry for the author! And those giving low-quality, negative reviews—look at what they're saying! Are they even human? Anyone who uses their brain even a little wouldn't say something like that. [Think about it][Think about it][Think about it]
Prisoner is back and writing about the back room, we have to support him!
This is a harem story with a relatively fresh premise and is well-written. I'm following it closely.