My Superpowers Outclass Everything

What a lousy book. You actually start charging for it after it's put on the shelf. An author with a bad attitude like you doesn't care if you don't read the book, but just throw it out of the bookshelf, never to be seen again! (With references)

Although I have only read a few chapters, this book is a very novel setting in the abstract flow, and the protagonist has not lost his intelligence so far. It is well received The protagonist's system ability comes from the embodiment of the indescribable browser records in the previous life. The abilities given by the system in the current plot are mostly castrated versions of the ability to change common sense, and the protagonist is not a brainless protagonist who has lost his brain. The most important thing is that the author did not design the villain's abilities to be crotchless, but gave them the same unreasonable ability to modulate the world, which makes the current plot very interesting. At the same time, the protagonist is also developing these castrated versions of his ability to change common sense. I look forward to the protagonist one day performing exciting common sense-changing combos.

The idea is somewhat similar to this one, but that one is even more extreme. The protagonist's superpower is to make false propaganda come true. So at first he made money by hanging up online games, and then he bought fake medicines and wine to transform himself into an urban superman, and then he started eyeing small cards that offered huge sums of money to get a son and lured him from the same city. After that, the book was gone.

Readers may ask questions under this post, and the author will answer them.

It has a grand world view, but it doesn't pour out all at once. It's about seeing the big from the small, and digging out bit by bit from the protagonist. The plot is also very exciting. All the character descriptions are useful, and they don't deviate from the main line of the story. The foreshadowing is used very well. Come on, keep it up!

Can it not be used to prevent theft?

After becoming a god, he becomes more and more like a dog who can win by lying down. After being cheated on the few independent actions he took, he chose to give up thinking. Completely dependent on Li Zhi, this external brain

It's very well written. The protagonist doesn't play by the rules at all. He likes to watch his enemies go crazy. He simply goes wherever he wants 😍

It's a good-looking novel, similar to the setting of Outer Gods. It's too easy to be dismissed at the beginning. The protagonist shows conceptual power to make it look good. Afterwards, it can almost be said to be a conceptual chaos. It gives me a feeling like watching the setting of Magic Forbidden. Of course, it's not that difficult to understand. It's just that the fighting is a bit similar. The superposition of various settings is more tiring than a battle of wits 🙂, but it is still quite enjoyable.

Beng Tie found a text that was similar to the ability to deceive the truth.