Tokyo: My Superpowers Refresh Every Week

To be honest, this book is more like a comedic Japanese manga. Also, the protagonist's imagination is completely lacking. Take that weakened version of telekinesis, for example. It's actually pretty overpowered—invincible in close combat within 3 meters. It applies force directly into your ear, bursting your eardrum and shattering your cochlea. You collapse on the spot, unable to even squat or crawl, only able to lie prone.

Why do so many people love writing stories about female protagonists working at maid cafes? Is it really satisfying for the female protagonist to call someone "master"?

I prefer this book to the one next door; that one can't handle any real drama. I've got superpowers now, I want to see rivers of blood, I want to see people showing off, it's no fun if I don't act like a lawless tycoon. Write more about ruthlessly killing off powerful corporations and privileged races; I'm tired of real-life drama, so I like reading this kind of thing online.

In the early stages, when the characters had limited abilities, there was some interaction with the female lead. However, the plot collapsed in the middle, and all the female leads became mere plot devices. Their storylines were intertwined and illogical, with no emotional connection whatsoever. It was like watching a game where the female leads suddenly appear and fawn over the protagonist.

Playing the fool all day long, just kill, kill, kill until no one dares to harbor any evil thoughts.

Pshaw, author, did you watch a Japanese anime that's also about time stopping or hypnosis? I have a link, do you want it?

I just found a book called "My Superpowers Update Weekly" online, and it had 51 chapters. I was overjoyed, but upon closer inspection, I realized it was missing the word "Tokyo." I silently searched again, and there were only 3 chapters left. I was moved to tears.

The protagonist's current superpowers: Telekinesis, Hypnosis, Time Stop, Falling Down and There's Always a Girl as a Cushion, X-ray Vision, Transformation, Catalytic Sensing, Schrödinger's Cat, Enlightenment of All Things, Marking Explosion, Mirror Image, Elemental Displacement, Miraculous Healing, Defensive Field, Round-the-World Travel, The Voice of All Things, Weaving of Fate, Infinity, Shadow…

This is the best superpowered behind-the-scenes story I've ever read. Others either have confused motives, or the protagonists have awkward personalities (they try to write characters who are ruthless yet are also hypocritical, or those behind-the-scenes characters have low abilities but like to take risks and die themselves). And none of them have characters with low intelligence (I guess the author's intelligence ceiling is relatively low).

Chiyo's mother in her work clothes (ignore the poorly drawn gun).