I’m the Only True Supernatural Being

The current situation is too useless. All these people claiming to be superhumans are fake. Although the protagonist is just a high school student, if he uses his brain, he should be able to figure out the truth by now. After all, there are even government officials among the liars.

It's quite abrupt. The imagination is good, but the writing style is just ridiculously weak. We readers shouldn't be the only ones who have experienced so much novel and film culture; the protagonist should also be involved. Is the protagonist living in an uncivilized era? The brain is practically useless. It perfectly avoids all the correct answers.

So, can't the protagonist have some intelligence?

Dogs can awaken, so why can't humans?

Daily Poisoning, oh, speaking of which, you have a copying ability and you're going around asking others if they can copy your ability, you've got a serious illness.

A perfectly good book, yet they had to emasculate the protagonist and forcibly reduce the intelligence of the plot. They were just trying to copy abilities, but they were afraid of being too strong to write about, so they created a situation where copying a second ability would replace the previous one.

I read some discussion threads today, and the discussion was mostly focused on the background—why no one has discovered that all the superpowered people in the world are fake, and they think this setting is too toxic. The black cat must have been under tremendous pressure as well. Actually, I think all of these can be explained.

Having read up to Chapter Fourteen, I'm baffled. Why can't you just show your ability? Why do you have to show that your special ability is copying?

I've read five chapters, and I don't know what to say. This book forces humor for the sake of humor; it's not actually funny. From parents to classmates and even government officials, everyone is lying about having superpowers. It's like the whole world is telling the same lie. Maybe some people will like it, but I'm leaving now.

I wasn't planning on writing a review. But I've been so thoroughly poisoned by this; I haven't seen anything this toxic in a long time. The subject matter is good, but the writing is so intellectually absurd. I hope the author will read it themselves after finishing it and not get lost in their imagination. Sometimes, the feeling of writing something out of your head is completely different from what you envision it to be.