The Whole City Transmigrates: Evolving from Elemental Control

The power level was suppressed too much. Early on, he could easily kill with his powerful telekinetic attacks, a single thought could wipe out the enemy with a fireball. Later in the battlefield, he never used his level 9 fire skill, constantly teleporting. He didn't even kill 100 people in 10 chapters. So many overpowered skills were wasted, he just kept teleporting to dodge attacks.

This is a decent post-apocalyptic novel; it's not the kind where everyone is a villain. In the past, novels were all villains right after the apocalypse, making nine years of compulsory education seem like a joke.

It's only been a few days since it was released, and the updates are already this poor...

Finish reading the current chapter. Three Fires is the enchantment Fire Blast. The three dark ones should be invisible. Is the Shadow Orb used by Night Monkey double-shadowed? Earth-type bears have a protective shield. The three lights must be Flash. The three winds should have the Tailwind effect of Pokémon, providing acceleration.

It's just one city, and you're always calling yourself "official." How could you sit in that position without real power? Who fed you essence in the early stages? Don't call yourself "official" if you haven't experienced a reshuffling of power. Can your mindset change if you haven't been out in the apocalypse?

The author wrote too much mushroom, which messed up the story's pacing. It felt like the newbie village was being besieged by the Demon King. The first boss-level enemy was already going through this endless evolution phase—how are you going to write the later enemies?

With this kind of writing style, it feels like the protagonist will become a god in less than a year or two, making the protagonist's so-called efforts seem like a joke!

The updates are too infrequent, and the writing structure is somewhat problematic. It introduces a profession setting but doesn't write about the main character, instead focusing on other characters in other places. The higher the expectations, the greater the disappointment, leading many to say it's just filler.

Don't send all your relatives to level 6 or 7. If they have enough resources but lack awareness, they'll just become easy targets. It's better to hold a selection process and promote a group of promising individuals.

What advantages does the protagonist have? Most skilled solo players have four level 4 characters, only five levels lower than the protagonist. Forget about high-level group players; killing the protagonist is as easy as killing a chicken.