What Is It Like to Suddenly Gain Superpowers?

I feel that there is a sentence in fate that is particularly suitable for the author of this book "Just hold on to your ideals (referring to using online articles as a carrier to write a stand-up book with words) and drown yourself." But there is one thing to say. With the results of this book, it shouldn't make much money, but the author still persists in updating 800,000 words. I really envy the author's financial freedom and can devote time and energy to his ideals without asking for anything in return What a spiritual role model for our generation.

What I want to read is "How I Killed in the Cyberpunk World with Super Powers" instead of "My Youthful Love Story in the Cyberpunk World"

My name is Kira Yoshikage, I am 33 years old this year I live in the villa area in the northern part of Morio Town, and I am unmarried. Working in the Guiyou chain department store, I will get home before 8 o'clock at the latest every day I don't smoke, and I only drink wine briefly. Go to bed at 11pm and make sure you sleep for 8 hours. Drink a glass of warm milk before going to bed, do stretching exercises for about 20 minutes to warm up, and then go to bed. Basically, you can sleep soundly until dawn. Like a baby, don't leave fatigue and stress until the next day, just welcome the next morning. The results of the health examination also show that I am normal. I would like to explain that I am a person who pursues inner peace at all times. Don't stick to winning or losing, don't dwell on worries, don't make enemies that will keep me awake at night. This is my attitude towards life in society, and I know very well that this is my happiness.

To be honest, your writing video has reached the level of a platinum master. However, the plot setting could use more consideration. Unless it's a female channel, romance novels will always be a niche within a niche. Fighting superpowers, cyberpunk, and even social revolution are more popular than this.

One thing I don't understand well is that the protagonist is 16 years old and has read a lot of books about ideology and oligopoly. Can he think more maturely? The protagonist's way of thinking is so awkward and weird, and he still never thinks. I have the superpower to change the world and I want to change the world, but I also want to maintain a peaceful life, and my parents' peaceful life cannot be broken. But the short film I made before Chapter 125 just showed that I am a liberal, and I also brought it with the people around me. The most fatal thing is that I used a puppeteer to perform. Does the protagonist think that Fenmao really won't see it? What would happen if I saw it, would it have any impact on my attempt to maintain a peaceful life? Has the protagonist thought about it? The protagonist who does things without considering the consequences and is ready to change the world has no charm, only pity. Note: This is just what I felt after reading these chapters. If I were a fun-loving person like The Outsider, I would have been extremely happy watching the actions of the protagonist.

The author perfectly explains what it means for a man to remain a boy until he dies. The 12-year-old me must have loved this kind of book, but I have grown up.

After reading seventy chapters, I felt that the name was really wrong. The name of this literary-oriented book greatly misled readers, which led to dissatisfaction on both sides. Those who came in did not like it, and those who liked it did not like it. There is also no connection between the introduction and the main text. I feel like I am watching the fantasy technology version of The Sorrows of Young Werther. Let's put it this way, the beginning of this book has a bit of a cyberpunk flavor, but then the youth love story of a teenager unfolds, and sometimes some dreams are mixed in. The author seems to want to write about the growth of teenagers and the troubles of youth, which leads to a small audience. The protagonist can think like an adult at first, but suddenly becomes confused and loses his outlook on life, like a complex of contradictions. The various settings added later are more like completely muddying the soup. It can only be said that it is tasteless and it would be a pity to abandon it.

Let's stop here. The writing is very good, but the content is too complicated and detailed, including the ignorant touch of campus love, the gloom and gloominess of cyberpunk, the interweaving of gray sky and pink bubbles, the entanglement of dreams and reality, mixed with the projections of countless parallel universes, and attempts to criticize society through the cyberpunk worldview. It's a pity that the above is a hammer in the east and a stick in the other. If strawberry ice cream, Mao Xuewang hot pot, durian cake, and tuna sushi are mixed together and served to the readers, I suggest that the author develops in the direction of campus love in the future. Really, don't touch the giant trust of the parallel world of cyberpunk. It is not suitable.

I will form the Tiobang Building (cross out) Question Building (｡ò ∀ ó｡) Lu Lu came out and gave me a like (๑>؂<๑) By the way, I have a few questions Why did the external demon come to this world? Is the world of the protagonist related to Folu? Don't the protagonist know the game Dishonored? How many female leads will there be, Zha Lu? What if the protagonist evolves the ability to specifically deal with technology╯╰ Does anyone else know about the external demon ? . . Okay, that's all for now

There is something so easy in the label that is so ridiculous that I almost feel depressed when I read it.

The beginning of the writing was pretty good, but the later writing was just as crazy.

A novel written by an immature worldview is called Zhong Er. This book is a lifelike young man written by an author with a mature worldview. This is far from the second grade. I hope that newcomers will not be misled by the comments.

The author has the same problem with the last book. Taiwu World is better than before. At least we know what it is about. But later on, I was confused. I felt that the author was writing prose, and it was hundreds of thousands of words. Who can read it? This book was like that at the beginning. I was convinced.

What I said may be a bit harsh, but I don't know how to express it calmly: The literary youth in this book is too powerful, and what follows the literary youth disease is that the author is exporting his own opinions. People who like him jump around the author, and more people may feel ignorant and disgusted. Most of the novels written by Wen Qingfeng that I read at Qidian always smell like angry youths and moaning for nothing.

In fact, it is the path of youth novels and scar literature, but with a layer of pseudo-science fiction world view, which is roughly the style of "Shanghai Fortress". It's really similar to reading Guo Siniang's stuff. If I were still in middle school, I would probably like it very much. What a pity. Of course, the author has already very straightforwardly analyzed the value of his words when he put it on the shelves. Whether you read it or not is just a matter of love. Nothing to argue about. I only have one opinion that I don't want to express. Please don't insert extra remarks into the text. You are disrespecting reading. When words enter the public domain, they are no longer just for fun, but should properly show respect for reading and readers. What's more, you have entered the consumer field and you need to respect consumers.

Can you stop writing about daily life? It's all about teenage worries and love. Is this youthful daily life or science fiction? It's almost 40 pictures before super powers are used. Except for the beginning and some plots about super powers and villains, the rest is all about teenage life and school life. It's really boring. You might as well just write about youth daily life. It's all water. I read a novel just to express my mood. You keep writing about troubled life here and I'm speechless. You might as well change the title and call it Ordinary Troubled Teenage Life. It's more in line with the content.

Because he ran away quickly after witnessing a murder and did not dare to report it - I am pretending that the protagonist is timid and afraid of causing trouble for fear of affecting his studies; The protagonist avoided the surveillance of the murder but was photographed by the community surveillance, so after acquiring super powers, he wanted to destroy the surveillance - this is strange. Why is he so afraid of being filmed by the community surveillance? You just went out to buy some steamed buns and returned to your community. You weren't caught by the cameras near the murder, so what does it matter to you? Why do you want to destroy community surveillance? Because a soft-hearted security guard lost his job and sabotaged cloud surveillance - it's strange. Are you so afraid of being discovered? Are you not afraid of being seen along the way? Aren't you afraid of being discovered by the projectiles left by smashing the camera with a slingshot? Aren't you afraid of accidents? First of all, you are not the murderer! Secondly, you were passing by and didn't see the murder. You didn't go to the scene to eat, drink, or leave any traces. You just heard the screams from a distance! Then the scene was not photographed by any surveillance cameras. It was only photographed by surveillance cameras in the community! Then after gaining superpowers, you dare to destroy the data in the monitoring center? Author, please give a better reason: Either the protagonist is involved in a murder case to protect the suspect, and the crime tool has the protagonist's fingerprints, etc., Which is more reasonable than the surveillance of the Babaili Community filming the protagonist's back. Either the protagonist is born a devil and treats xx as food and drink, and then forgets about it.

I don't know what to say. A good book is indeed a good book, but I feel that the main character is a little too self-righteous. But when I think about the youthful feeling that the author wants to express (I feel like this) and a young man suddenly facing the reality, I think there may be a feeling, but I won't cry. Oh, can't you be more generous? There are too many problems and shortcomings in dealing with Cheng Ran... But I still have to vote for the monthly vote. Who told me to like it, plus the author's writing is really good.

To be honest, even the good-for-nothing guy next door, Fang, a good-for-nothing, a woman's wearer, a quilter, and an iron virgin, are all more generous than Bian Ning. I came here to see the salvation of the world, farming, and the stars, not the romantic love of the revolutionary sons and daughters of the Paris Commune. EMM

After reading the first few chapters, I feel that the author treats some game settings as common sense. Some abilities and items that the protagonist has just come into contact with are not explained clearly how to use them. The protagonist can use them skillfully, but it makes me very confused.

I feel it is the best among all the novels I have read. The first fully ordered novel The writing style is very delicate. The content includes superpowers, love, socialist revolution, and time travel. I feel like just two of them could write a million words. The single heroine, Tao Zi and Bian Ning are married and have children. The ending of the two is happy. Come on! ! !

Recommended, what kind of introduction is it? What do you think if you are not single at 16?

Good introduction

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The background of the story is that the protagonist is a high school student in a cyberpunk future world. He has always dreamed of becoming a superhero and fighting against oligarchs. After witnessing a case one day, his thoughts began to change dramatically. Soon after, the protagonist was selected by the Outsider and gained the void power of perspective and displacement. From then on, the protagonist embarked on the difficult road of fighting oligarchs and liberating the world. This book is said to be a fanfic of the game, but it only covers it with a layer that is dispensable. Readers who have never played the game can still read it. ---Recommended by the official @hao "The Thirty-Six Strategies of the Great Shuhuang" Come to us for the Shuhuang!!!

Bian Ning's current peaceful daily life should eventually come to an end. The daily love affair between youth and Tao Zi will not end well in the end. After all, after receiving the Mark of the Void, he is no longer an ordinary boy, and is destined to fight against Leviathan. What's more, with the sharp blade in hand and the desire to kill, as the super power becomes stronger and stronger, the conflict between the protagonist and these oligarchic companies will definitely become more and more intense. The more intense the conflict, the more flaws will be left. Finally, when the identity is exposed, one can only take the path of a resistance fighter.

I really like the article about Chinese-style education. I came here to read this book, and it was very difficult to accept the setting from the beginning. A murderer who only hears the sound and leaves immediately will cause irreparable damage to his life? This! ! And you weren't sure at the time whether it was homicide or not. I can't stand this setting anymore. It's so harsh on readers' choices.

Is there a female protagonist? (A weak question) 😃

I really liked the love story at the beginning, but I couldn't stand the social revolution later on. I couldn't stand it anymore. . .

There are a lot of comments made by people who read quick articles and cool articles, and they feel numb.