You Asked Me to Eliminate the Supernatural, So I Built a Supernatural Empire

It's well-written, but the setting is too contradictory. It's supposed to be an authoritarian empire, and the emperor is a powerful and domineering superhuman, yet the city where the protagonist lives is more chaotic than Gotham City and worse than a loosely organized federal state. The official efficiency is also incredibly low.

These rules seem a bit useless.

From a setting perspective, the protagonist's abilities are not related to any superpowers; it would be more appropriate to call them rule-based skills.

Dude, if you can't afford it, don't start it. If you do start it, don't be stingy. If you can't enjoy it, don't enjoy it. If you do enjoy it, don't make the protagonist stupid and force a return to the old formula.

It's called a rule, but it doesn't demonstrate any power. It's just like a superpower. How can a rule be seen through by a superpower? Is this still a rule?

The main character is the Hasty King, who has this skill but seems to be in a hurry for no reason. Is someone testing your development speed?

Honestly, I think removing the last sentence from the description would get more views...

Every time I see this kind of superpower, I think of the superpower silence. Since superpowers like time travel exist, it's not impossible for a superpower silence to come out, right?

The title looks like "I Can Awaken the Power of Hidden Rules" 🙂

All three of the author's books are well-written; I look forward to the next one.