The Superhero in Training

Batman is disgusting; he's a complete deformed product. I can like the "no killing" option, but when he uses his own moral standards to restrict others in the story, he's a hundred times more disgusting than Injustice. When he still doesn't change his mind in the face of the Joker's consequences, he doesn't deserve to be called human. Injustice Superman is a superhero who's gone astray from beginning to end, while Batman isn't even human. He's just a self-satisfied, deformed product.

This is even more abrupt; the author seems afraid others won't know he's a top student in Qidian's "training class for stopping updates" 🤫🤫

He's nowhere near as good as Superman. Even Iron Superman could easily defeat ten main characters. Just when he gets a decent power, the author ruins it. This has happened twice already.

Overload is a failed ability, just an excuse for the author to forcibly nerf it. Every time I see Overload, I know that Gousheng is going to be nerfed again! It's just a repackaged version of the old novel trope of normal power spikes followed by advancement and strengthening, and it's disgusting. It's an ability that has always had a high appearance rate.

I really think his muscle strength was pretty good, so why is it gone? Seriously, with muscle strength and storage, he would be All Might.

I bet at least half the people will stop watching after MuscleAbility is cut.

I just want to know how old the protagonist was before transmigrating. He's a high school student after transmigrating, but does that really mean he's a high school student? This troublemaker without any principles either firmly believes evil must die or is determined to be a superhero; he seems like a complete idiot.

This book is honestly terrible. First of all, the main character is a loser with low intelligence. That's worse than anything else. I've seen many people say the system is weak. But think about it, at least the system can travel through the universe. It's infinitely stronger than this weak loser. Forget it, I don't want to talk about it anymore. I quit after the first 10 chapters; I only read more than half of them because of the abilities in My Hero Academia.

The protagonist's IQ is a bit low; was he forcibly made less intelligent?!

The writing fell apart from the very beginning; signs of a collapse were there from the start when the protagonist's power was weakened. Then it started forcing plot progressions. Looking at the table of contents, it seems to have veered into a horror world just to pad the word count. I guess that's about it.