Supernatural Powers Begin with Being a Repairman

Cutting out the "back to reality" scene would make it even better; and there's no need to worry about 404 errors.

The loopholes are too big; it's completely outlandish; anything you think of can become something; the mechanic becomes God; no blueprints needed; create 10,000 of them; superhuman power grants unlimited energy; what's the point of upgrading?

Perhaps the author is a liberal arts student deeply attracted to so-called steampunk; electricity is merely a small manifestation of the four fundamental forces. As for the mecha the author mentioned, I'll post a picture for you to interpret.

Now it all depends on whether the author's power levels are inconsistent. At first, I thought it was about using superpowers to forcibly create technological artifacts. Now it feels off; it's idealism disguised as technology. As long as the outside is metal and the inside is steam, nothing else matters. You don't need battleships or Gundams; you just need to fuse with infinite energy and carry a cannon around.

That extraordinary power repels electricity, but living beings also use electricity. Won't living beings have problems? After all, the human brain also uses electricity, so surely those who cultivate extraordinary abilities won't become stupid.

Every time a forbidden item is created, it's a castration of civilization. If this happens too many times, civilization will be ruined and will have no more potential for development. In another world, if you don't create forbidden items, you'll die immediately. If you do create them, you can breathe for a while and sacrifice your potential to gain a temporary power boost.

Holy crap, I just tipped you today and you're already abandoning the project? This is ridiculous!

Sigh, another author has abandoned their post.

It's quite beautiful, and the concept is very imaginative. The protagonist's cheat code is Earth, and his upgrade path is Earth knowledge. The trump cards are conceptual items drawn from Earth's human rules without harming Earth's development: an auxiliary item, an armor item, and an attack item from another world. Hopefully it won't fall apart later on.

There's nothing exciting about it, the protagonist is impotent, and then there's the constant time travel. It's just bland and unappealing.