The Only Wizard on Earth

Why is it that only the protagonist knows how to improve his brain, intelligence, and memory? Are the other wizards stupid? Couldn't they improve their intelligence to better conduct their spiritual research? The part about the protagonist absorbing Earth's creatures through his hidden bloodline feels illogical. You didn't explain the underlying principles.

A woman broke up with the protagonist because she couldn't accept his behavior. The protagonist gained superpowers, which enhanced his brain, but he still couldn't control his mind and body, wanting to lick her. What kind of superpower is that?

The woman's actions were a bit deliberate, and her mental enhancement was also a bit deliberate. She couldn't control her enhancement, so can it still be considered enhancement?

Is the protagonist the only superhuman on Earth?

Being poisoned to death in the first chapter, transmigrating to another world to find an embassy and a cell phone—how stupid and ignorant is that? First of all, you were almost stabbed to death; shouldn't you be wondering how you're still alive? Secondly, the most infuriating thing is that you transmigrated to another world without paying attention to your surroundings.

I saw a similar one a few years ago. It's estimated that it was cut off later. Because there are no extraordinary beings in the main world, it is difficult to maintain balance. I only remember some plot points: the protagonist can travel between two worlds and wants to transfer things and knowledge between the two worlds. However, that's the setting of classic wizarding civilization.

It's actually quite interesting. The breakup scene is basically a case of "narcissistic rage." I don't think the protagonist has grown up; he's more like a child. Becoming a wizard makes him feel like a great being, and he's furious when his girlfriend is afraid of a murderer: "I'm so powerful, so great and omnipotent, a superhuman being who surpasses you ordinary people, and all I did was kill a…

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Assessment complete: The protagonist is an idiot.

It's a long story. The first three chapters were incredibly confusing. And the extraordinary power aspect is still nowhere near being explored even after ten chapters. Sigh.