I Have a Notebook of Hidden Skills

Well, I haven't read it yet, but after looking at the synopsis and title, it seems a bit like Bugego. Does the author read it too?

Bug!

However, the writing style and plot arrangement are problematic, making it difficult to continue reading. Abandon the original manga's style, or rather, tone it down a bit. Start using simple, eye-catching hidden gimmicks, like the male protagonist masturbating a certain number of times during class and then bumping into a beautiful girl after school.

The audience won't be too large.

This kind of inevitable outcome means that flashback stories have very few readers in online novels.

Good, well written. The plot is thrilling, especially since Lian's actions were unexpected.

It's very well written, extremely good, worth reading. It's a gem right from the start.

It has a light-hearted, Japanese-style feel, which doesn't suit the traditional online novel audience. It has some questionable flaws (opinions vary, I, Shennong, don't care). It also has a formulaic plot (not telling teammates the details of a certain event, waiting for a later reveal or using it as foreshadowing to advance the plot).

I've tested it. It's not a flashback story; it's linear and readable, and there aren't any mind-numbing moments so far. The author is seriously depicting a world with overpowered abilities. (It reminds me a bit of the insects in Mushishi, but the art style and genre are very different.) Review: Interesting.

One's creativity is always interesting, but compared to novels, comics... Definitely have more visual impact (see the comic BUGEGO below).