Becoming a Sidekick in Marvel

This is just my personal opinion, but the protagonist's personality, as set by the author, is destined to deter some readers. It's not that social anxiety is a problem, but you've depicted a mentally ill person (fact: severe social anxiety is a mental illness). The drawn-out writing will also deter another group of readers.

The Pure Love God of War ability looks so trash! The first two abilities were supposed to be given, right? This one's just a freebie.

Longtime readers flocked to the scene. Also →_→ How can you sleep at your age if you don't update 1 million words a day?

Dear author, since the protagonist is a time traveler and an otaku, doesn't he know about Marvel?

What's the point of living if you can't even use your own hands properly? You're clueless about your own superpowers, spouting endless nonsense, unclear about etiquette, and you're socially awkward—why would you care if others see you? It's hilarious. If no one changes their social anxiety, they'll be socially awkward for life. And they still crave others to see them? It's laughable.

This novel... Is like a babbling idiot...

A time-traveling otaku who doesn't know Marvel or Spider-Man? That's suspicious, isn't it? Author, please explain.

The protagonist's character is unlikable and won't gain any popularity with casual readers; this book has already flopped. If the author is doing this for money, they should consider starting a new one; if it's out of passion, then disregard what I said.

The cheat system is too complicated... I've read over ten chapters and it's still constantly explaining how to explore, develop, and utilize cheats... But the "Pure Love God of War" cheat system is just too much nonsense.

I can't stand the constant nagging.