I Am Earth's Only Superpowered Person

The book is titled "The Only Extraordinary," but what does it actually say starting from Chapter 5? Even if everyone is transformed into superhuman beings, the protagonist is still a nobody, and the peaceful society inexplicably turns into Gotham and Metropolis. Gunfights in America, huh?

It feels like the highly-rated comments in the comment section didn't hit the mark at all, and some of them were even a bit unreasonable. Nobody says that Qidian only has one type of novel, the "multiverse" genre, right? It's as if superhumans are committing a grave sin if they don't conquer the universe or travel through multiple realms.

How stupid would it be to turn the idea of ​​"I am the only one" into "spiritual revival"?

It's utterly awful. I don't care about the plot; I'd watch it if anyone won in the end. But how can Lin possibly beat Yang at this stage? The power levels are completely inconsistent. Yang was even killed by a sneak attack. How can someone with super-long-range perception be ambushed? This forced plot-driven death is disgusting.

I don't understand the author's thinking. So what if you have power? Does having power mean you can't pursue interesting things? Can't you pursue your spiritual needs? Since you're already invincible, you don't need to worry about survival or material things anymore—isn't that wonderful? You have more time to pursue spiritual things, things you've thought about but never did.

The biggest flaw is that when the protagonist was about to be portrayed as extraordinary, four or five chapters were spent describing a game company employee who was fired after being diagnosed with a tumor, which was a complete letdown.

That's it? An invincible Earth, and then some childish creation of supernatural beings? Disgusting! Couldn't you just leave Earth, suppress the galaxy? Then travel to another world and sweep across the heavens? What a terrible plot; Shennong was poisoned to death.

Wouldn't using this kind of idealistic ability to explore the universe be better than your behind-the-scenes spiritual revival efforts on Earth? Phase 1: After searching the entire Earth and finding nothing extraordinary, mysterious, or alien, you go to the universe to search. Before you go, use your spiritual abilities to train yourself for survival and flight in space, and keep daily records.

There's no sense of immersion. If it were me, I would suddenly awaken an invincible ability when I was in high school. My first reaction was to hide myself. The second reaction is to improve oneself. The reason I need to hide myself is because I'm not as naive as the protagonist. If I'm not truly invincible before the government discovers me, death would be the best outcome for me.

The comments section is full of people criticizing, so I'll share my thoughts too. Their values ​​clash with mine. If you say the protagonist and supporting characters are purely evil, that's one thing—they could even slaughter the entire world. Speaking of which, the protagonist is basically playing with ants, like when we were kids scalding ant nests with boiling water for fun.