
The Superpowered Crime Hunter
异能猎罪师
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 240k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Evolution & Mutation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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76Chapters
4.6kRecommendations
49Fans
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The setting of the sensory ability user It's similar to one in a novel I read before, except the superpowered individuals in that novel didn't awaken their abilities randomly. Rather, it is an ability awakened by extreme negative emotions, which is why they generally have rather extreme personalities and the ability to evolve in the direction you imagine.
The plot of showing off only to be slapped in the face is a bit awkward.
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This is one of the better-written supernatural fantasy novels I've seen recently; I look forward to the author maintaining this level of writing.
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To be honest, the novel's premise is quite interesting, but the way the Fu Yuebin incident was handled was questionable. First of all, since Fu Yuebin was manipulated by that little ball, I can understand being punished according to normal procedures after his memories were altered.
A master of empty talk, but constantly getting beaten up?
If a normal person had superpowers, would they still want to continue going to school and taking exams? Especially since they'd also had contact with an organization.
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Having read up to chapter 18, I can only say this book isn't for me. The organization that constantly monitors the protagonist only contacts him when he's about to lose control. His father dies inexplicably, his roommate keeps drawing hatred to the protagonist, and then suddenly appears to inexplicably test the protagonist's woman. He gets stabbed while trying to get justice for his roommate. Could things get any worse? The protagonist is like a worm in a bottle.