Stirring Up Trouble in a World of Superpowers

The book is pretty good, well-written. I gave you my recommendation vote and also recommended it on QQ Space (though it probably won't do much good). Keep it up, I hope you can finish it (it's quite well-written, but I don't know why it's not very popular).

I read about 10 chapters. It feels a bit like a lighthearted slice-of-life story from an anime/manga series. I feel like there aren't many readers for this type of book (whispering) Being an author is tough, writing a book is difficult, keep going! ^0^~ (I once considered writing a book, but later gave up.) The title of this book, "The Name," really needs to be changed.

Keep it up! Let's encourage each other! I've saved this!

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This is going way too slowly. There are so many meaningless daily interactions. In other works, at least daily interactions help establish character development and introduce some world-building. We're already at chapter 37 and we're still completely confused about the classification of superpowers: combat, support, useless. This classification is too vague.

Your base salary is 1500, which increases to 1800 after 10 lives. With your A-level potential, you're good enough to get into the Inner Court. If you're just going to coast along, you won't bother to get into the Inner Court. So this two-year Inner Court training is a complete joke. I don't understand why you have to sign this ridiculous agreement.

This book is a little depressing, but overall it's still pretty good.

It wasn't good. All I saw was the protagonist constantly running away. But I can understand it, because the protagonist is just an ordinary person. Assigning an ordinary person the task of saving the world is a mistake in itself.

The name is quite long, so it wouldn't be suitable for other categories. I haven't looked at it yet; I'm about to get serious about it.