I'm Pathetically Weak at Anything but Basic Attacks

I hate those novels where the protagonist only uses 1% of their strength to instantly defeat the opponent and then insists they weren't strong. For example, the following passage: XX carefully released 1% of his magic power, slowly pushing the magic orb towards the truck-sized monster. The invisible pressure rendered the monster immobile.

Don't remain clueless about your own skill level; avoid this pitfall.

These kinds of stories basically feature a male protagonist with an overwhelming amount of inner monologues, a plethora of effeminate women, countless villains destined to die, and plenty of dramatic scenes involving the onlookers.

You'll understand once you reach chapter 100. Around 10,000 spiritual power or more is equivalent to A-rank combat strength. For example, Shuten-dōji's clones and the Asura clan. The protagonist gives the demon sword 200 spiritual power daily. Is he lacking intelligence? It should be 200 spiritual power annually. The protagonist's ancestors could probably all cultivate to A-rank because they received 200 spiritual power annually. They're only D-rank.

Why is there a "high IQ" tag?

I knew it wouldn't be good just from reading the synopsis. The main character only knows basic attacks. What's the point of this?

Why do writers of Japanese-style literature often pretend to be weak while actually being strong?

Japanese stuff, I only watch things that aren't on the dark side.

The protagonist's skill should just be renamed Urameshi (浦饭).

This has appeared seven or eight times daily in the poison delivery system...