How Can Anyone Have Such Powerful Superpowers?

Xia Panqiu currently disgusts me, not because she and the male lead don't get along—though that's part of it—but because, as a public servant handling dangerous situations, she can't manage her emotions just because the protagonist's abilities are somewhat similar to her former colleague. Is this the emotional control expected of someone in a crucial department?

Such an outrageous management style is beyond human comprehension. Making people do things that could cost them their lives, and being able to strip you of your abilities at any time—in reality, wouldn't it be normal for someone to betray you?

After reading the latest chapter, I have to say the protagonist is just too pitiful. What kind of weird place did he get tricked into? After unexpectedly awakening his abilities, he was targeted and verbally abused by the official person in charge. After entering the workplace, he encountered workplace bullying. In the first month of work, he encountered four fatal incidents.

The organization in this novel is a classic example of a corrupt organization in novels, with nepotism, oppressive and backward systems, and the rebels seem to be forced out of their positions. I understand you want to control your superpowers, but could you have made that clear from the beginning? Is it so hard to add that clause to the contract?

Currently, many characters in the story, regardless of whether they are heroes or villains, are particularly prone to overreacting and becoming hysterical, like those goofy characters in Japanese anime who constantly shout "Nani Masaka Bakkana." It always gives me an uncomfortable feeling.

What do you mean by this, author?! You set a minimum of 100 follower points for comments, and now you're saying no one can criticize my writing?! The romance in this novel is messy and poorly written. Was it supposed to be a dual-female lead story? The plot and writing are both subpar, and neither is handled well.

This official organization is so frivolous... It feels like even the management system of a small private company is more reliable than this...

The novel's opening, world-building, and ensemble character descriptions were all quite good. If it maintained this level of quality, it would at least be a high-quality work, if not a masterpiece. Aside from the somewhat idiotic writing by the official author, there weren't many flaws. However, it seemed to collapse as soon as it was released. The Japanese-style ambiguous erotica romance spiraled out of control, becoming jarring, stupid, and awkward to read. Best of luck to the author.

Hurry up and finish the settlement. The part before it was published was really good. After it was published, it felt like a studio. The romance lines were written randomly, and the plot was disjointed. And up to now, I really don't know what the differences are between the several female supporting characters you wrote. You don't have any distinctive features at all. I regretted it after reading the latest chapter. I really shouldn't have read it and made myself angry.

Surrendering the "Remnant of the Underworld" and forcibly stripping away unimportant powers is even more outrageous than Marvel's superhero registration law; it's an outrage against all reason and law. Enemy nations would certainly support Tian Ce's policy, since it's rare to see a fool who would cripple himself.