All My Superpowers Are Based on Causality

Can't you even copy properly? In the case of the wealthy young man from Guangzhou and Xie Sanxiu and her son, the other party had already made arrangements from the beginning, instead of just posting online. Xie Sanxiu was aware of the situation, and initially, the public opinion impact wasn't that great.

Resurrected for an hour after death? What for, to write a will?

😅😅I feel that without the earlier scenes involving women, and if it were just a pure, mindless, light novel where characters just kill their way through, the ratings might be better.

This is so ridiculous! He said he wasn't interested in the woman earlier, but then he just forced himself on her? And what kind of third-rate studio novel has this kind of cliché plot where the protagonist's parents die because of his girlfriend's father?

If your family members were killed, wouldn't you want to kill his whole family? Or even worse, would killing just the murderer be enough?

The kneeling incident the author wrote disgusted me. The original incident involved genuinely helping others with limited resources, asking for nothing in return. The author, however, simply copied the events to capitalize on the incident's popularity! The protagonist, who isn't short of money, was only pushing the incident forward for personal gain (a causal link)!

Judging from the description, this ability shouldn't be called causality; there's no connection. It should be called a rule-based ability. A causal ability, for example, is shooting an arrow that will always hit its target. Because the result of hitting the target exists first, the arrow will hit regardless of the circumstances—that's causality. The ability described in the description has absolutely no causal relationship.

1. The content has almost no relation to the causal relationship in the book title; it's probably just a forced attempt to make the title sound sophisticated and appealing to readers. System upgrades are almost entirely achieved through spending money. Smashing has nothing to do with the protagonist's growth. 2. The protagonist has almost no friends, no relatives, and no social connections.

It's obvious the author is trying to write a melodramatic storyline where the male and female leads turn against each other due to family feuds. That's why they inexplicably get together after only two meetings; the plot feels rushed. All I can say is, if the author doesn't have the talent, they shouldn't resort to this kind of pretentious, sentimental writing.

Chapter 28: Only a superhuman could tolerate this. It's 2024, and there's still this lewd and thuggish protagonist.