Stealing Superpowers in Tokyo

The previous writing was okay, but about 30 to 40 chapters in, the protagonist seemed to have lost his mind and wanted to go home. He was reborn and traveled through time. Are you sure his family members are still there? Moreover, he became a different person. When he returned to his country, he was also a shady person. From the few words on the Internet, it can be seen that Japan was isolated by mysterious forces and was forced to do so. A boatload of ordinary people accompany you on an adventure to die. I don't know what you are thinking. If this plot is just to give clues to the awakening of Japanese ghosts later, or to improve the protagonist's abilities, so that the protagonist forcibly surrenders his intelligence and ties up a boatload of people to break through the fog that blocks Japan, it will feel uncomfortable to watch.

I feel that the biggest unreasonable thing is that Japan is a country that relies heavily on foreign trade. Prices have not changed after a total blockade!!! It doesn't take much, and the Japanese economy will completely collapse if it is blocked for a month. Furthermore, the male protagonist's head seems not very bright.

The protagonist really has an IQ problem. Even a barbarian should know that the world has changed a lot.

The subject matter is very good. It would be great if I could write it with some IQ. First of all, why is Japan isolated? Is it just that Japanese people want to invade the whole world? Why isn't every country quarantined. To be honest, at first I thought every country had quarantine. That's okay. When you talk about the isolation of a single country caused by Japan's actions, I don't understand why Japan can do this without other countries noticing it, or why there is no superpower factor in other countries, but there is also talk about awakening...

The protagonist's IQ ≈ the author's IQ

I only read Chapter 10. The protagonist has no brains and seems to be frustrated and runs away.

Without any luck, he would have killed himself long ago. But having a bad mind is indeed a character design, and it can be considered a success. The early stages were successful.

The part about taking the boat home was too discouraging.

To be honest, I can't understand it. Reading this book exposed my intelligence!

The main character devouring monsters grossed me out, eating human flesh alive? Did you swallow the stool together?