With Spatial Powers, I'm Invincible

When I came in and saw my name, it was so weird, bro.

The protagonist has an awesome ability, but he doesn't have an awesome brain. It's more like he has trained his muscles into his brain because he is also a spatial ability user. As a result, when he fights in close combat, he has a full 2.5 Enlightenment. Even the protagonist is not as smart as 2.5 Enlightenment. The author wants to express that the protagonist is very awesome and can crush everyone, so he is careless in fighting. But what the author expresses in his writing is that the protagonist is a full-brained character. It's really unimaginable that the SB that "fights, it's fun" can burn through several layers of space one after another. The protagonist's space only has hierarchical expressions, no distance expression, and even space slashing and space exile are not fully explained. The author seems to know a time-travel world (still a semi-finished product), storage space, and space barrier (in the author's writing, it is as crispy as a pancake). In short, the protagonist has an awesome ability, but the protagonist doesn't know how to play it.

[If I keep working hard, I will soon surpass everyone, including my father, my friends, and even my old enemies. That is a very wrong thing to do. I don't know what the real "wrongness" is. The only reason that can be explained is that I don't want to go too fast. ] Where does this passage come from?

To be honest, there is one place in this book that I feel is a bit unreasonable. As the only orderly country in the entire world, the Kingdom of Heaven has a population of more than 200 million, and yet there are only four S-level ability users. While the number of people in the outside world is far less than that of the Heavenly Kingdom, there are S-level ability users whose number far exceeds that of the Heavenly Kingdom. This is extremely unreasonable. Logically speaking, the bottom building determines the upper level. There is only a small population in the outside world, how can it be possible that there are more S-class ability users than those in Heaven? Of course, if you say that this world is similar to a magnetic field, which becomes stronger as it gets stronger, then just pretend that I didn't say that.

The climax of the plot at the end of the first volume made my head hurt watching it. Whether it's gold teeth, good or evil, or the main character. The three of them just gave me the feeling of three clowns performing on stage. First, good and evil. After lighting a fire and watching others being burned, I was stunned for four or five seconds. Let the person on the other side crawl to you in front of the fire, until you can grab your thigh. What is this if not a clown? Second, gold teeth. This one is a buffoon among clowns. Third, the protagonist. He kept pushing me there all the time, talking non-stop, even pretending not to understand.

In Chapter 9, the girl named Mengyi came out, and she was a little nervous. She agreed to synchronize after the first meeting, and she was not afraid of control or poisoning point B. Don't talk about the level difference, Aizen will hide the spiritual pressure. Mainly, there are not many benefits if you do this kind of thing. If you are really an old coin, you will be a clown.

Now I'm just writing tens of thousands of words, and I'm rushing to the street

It can be regarded as an optimized version combined with the first two books, Zhutianliu, the main world is a supernatural world Starting with S-class superpowers, the protagonist in the first volume is estimated to be invincible, and then single-handedly conquers the whole world and forces the world to become a paradise. The next step is to travel through various worlds and describe different power systems and social forms According to the author's writing, it should not be the kind of person who pretends to be a slap in the face, but With the local world as the core, train the Iron-blooded Corps and conquer the multiverse. Interspersed with some indigenous resistance and tug-of-war, the protagonist appears in the stalemate and uses personal force to crush and suppress all dissatisfaction. By the way, I write about the psychology of the enemy's soldiers, which reflects the protagonist's invincibility, terror, and invincibility If it is really written like this, then it is designated to be a street fight.

I want to design a superpower called "beating", which can control everything through beating. It can defeat diseases and allow the body to heal. It can beat the body and make it strong. Naou takes the time to turn back time. Can beat the space and make yourself teleport in space. Beat others to make them loyal to you. The effectiveness of the "beating" depends on the amount of force exerted. But you can also make your body stronger by beating yourself. This kind of power is truly "invincible". Anyone who disobeys me can be beaten

How should space-based superpowers fight against mind control or hypnosis-based superpowers?