I Can Fish Up Superpowers

Honestly, the story claims to be about fishing for superpowers, but aside from the beginning, where exactly was it fished out? And why didn't they use the Hasage sword technique they supposedly fished out? Were they saving it for the New Year? And why did they go and ask someone to teach the protagonist swordsmanship? Were they out of their minds? Or did they lose their brains?

I don't play Honor of Kings, and as someone who plays League of Legends, I was completely baffled.

After seeing over 120 pages, it seems the Wu-style gang is about to drag the protagonist and his sister over to be their sex slaves, and they're even ready to drug them. The protagonist is holding back, that's really toxic! While it's true the protagonist can't easily splatter blood in modern society, I'm reading a novel, can't you stop being so frustrating and just kill them all directly? Those who come later should accept the frustration in advance.

I've read up to chapter 105, 270,000 words. This book isn't particularly lighthearted or somber; it's just a feeling I can't quite put my finger on. For example, there's a section where the protagonist is filming a short video and gets beaten up by a female character, leaving him in excruciating pain.

I was so naive. Before chapter 120, I thought the protagonist would single-handedly defeat the Wu clan, with Su or Tang cleaning up his mess. But wait, wait! Is this what you call action? All that swordplay buildup over so many chapters, and this is it? It's incredibly frustrating. What was once a masterpiece has turned into dry straw. And these last two chapters are just cringeworthy. I suspect they've switched writers.

They've already said they absolutely have to kill the protagonist and his family, but the protagonist, being a saint, only injures them and doesn't kill them—yet another saint.

That's outrageous! His mother burned paper money for him, and he's dead! It's understandable that such a powerful Wu clan wouldn't know the protagonist's true strength, but couldn't they even investigate and find out that the second young lady of their arch-rival's family filmed *Zhu Xian*? Besides, someone else even showed their face in the video. Hilarious! How did this organization grow to its current state?

With so many elements, there are bound to be many flaws, not to mention the "cheat code" setting. Judging from everyone's reactions, you can probably tell that.

After reading the first few chapters, I initially thought the world-building was decent, probably a spiritual energy revival theme, and with the fishing system, it seemed like something I could read. But then suddenly a foreshadowing appeared—the protagonist's sister being tricked into signing a contract.

These last two chapters are truly disgusting. Does the author have to be so nauseating? What kind of "wise" plot is this? Doesn't the author know about this kind of "complete withdrawal" scenario?