[Everyone Has Superpowers] [Ridiculously Bad Side Effects] [Setting-Driven]
[Ensemble Cast] [Combat Instances] [Survival] [Everyday Urban Life]
This is a world where everyone has superpowers, but every ability comes with a side effect.
Telekinesis. Side effect: You can't control the direction, so you might randomly hurt someone.
Invulnerability. Side effect: You don't get injured, but you still feel pain, and it hurts twice as much.
Incredible strength. Side effect: You sacrifice your defense and become a glass cannon.
Precognition. Side effect: You only remember seven seconds, then forget it all...
Wang Ye's superpower: He can copy other people's superpowers.
Side effect: He can only copy their side effects.
Polite Wang Ye: "Damn it!"
Luckily, he awakened a Reversal System just in time, letting him turn the side effects he copied into godlike abilities.
[Fragile Body] reversed into [Super Defense, Invulnerable to All]
[Physical Exhaustion] reversed into [Super Burst, Unlimited Firepower]
[Turtle's Pace] reversed into [Super Speed, A Thousand Miles in an Instant]
[…]
When I saw the protagonist's second level awakening, my head immediately buzzed. Still haven't solved the so-called problem of bursting clothes? Obviously it can be changed and its power can be improved, and it can also have long-range abilities, but I just don't do it.
Classic ai woman novel
This book is so miserable...
This world is full of short-sighted people and orphans. Before the first dungeon, no information or experience is passed on to the descendants except the protagonist's family.
The magic skill is strong but the progress is not fast
My head hurts when I look at the protagonist's behavior.
It's interesting to read the introduction. Please don't have a female protagonist and no ambiguity.
What are you doing? The protagonist is killed without any damage, but his teammates are killed? The protagonist gets into the stomach and kills the monster, and then the monster kills his teammates.