After Wrap, I Awakened Superpowers

Another 4800 fan points wasted. From now on, I should really unsubscribe from all books that are abandoned by the author.

It was clearly poorly written. The simplest point is that his "system comes from the future" explanation doesn't account for why "investment amount" is related to gacha pulls. Let's leave that aside for now. Add to that the fact that the genre is a mix of elements without any depth, and the main plot changes too quickly. At least to me, it felt like a mess. So, I deleted it.

The protagonist is currently financially secure, has directors who believe in him, and a certain fan base. With an imminent invasion from another world, given his intelligence, he should be considering breaking away from existing filmmaking processes, buying scripts himself, and striving to create scripts perfectly suited to his own abilities. The current haphazard approach creates suspense, but it doesn't showcase the protagonist's high intelligence.

The exciting scenes are built up gradually and then naturally ignite. For example, the final chapter of FGO, where Servants gather, is a culmination of the previous eight long journeys. For example, the darkness that covered the sky caused chaos, and all living beings prayed to King Jiang. For example, the beings in the Divine Tomb are attacking Heaven.

It's like a hodgepodge, throwing in a little bit of everything, highlighting the protagonist while the other characters are mindless sycophants. The whole thing is about wanting everything, and without the protagonist, the world is doomed.

The biggest flaw in this book is that the protagonist has to draw skill cards through acting, but this is precisely the period of the otherworldly invasion of real life, which is impossible to write about. Earth cannot accept a real invasion because a large-scale otherworldly invasion means that no one would still be watching the acting, making leveling up impossible. The outline was wrong, so it was abandoned.

I haven't watched it in ages, and it's been abandoned? The book had an incredibly captivating beginning, but its popularity declined rapidly after it was released.

The drawbacks of having multiple aliases have become apparent. Look at this operation; in such a critical moment, even though both aliases were present, only one could actually act each time. If you weren't incredibly naive, wouldn't you question what the problems were? Judging from the author's later statements, they seem to want to create more alternate accounts.

With more and more alternate identities being created, the trope of showing off and getting slapped in the face has become tiresome and lacks any real appeal. Aside from suppressing the protagonist's strength and padding the word count with skill descriptions, what's the point? The disadvantages outweigh the advantages.

The urban superpowers have transformed into an otherworldly invasion of the apocalypse; the latest chapter is uncertain.