The Forbidden Power Theorem Is My Brainstorming

This book is really beautiful. The author's imagination is very big, especially the teacher's writing style, which is super awesome. 🤭

Hello everyone, I am the author. I have changed some content. In order to prevent some readers who have read it halfway or are following the update from feeling confused, I will make it clear now. The four-character word was uniformly changed to "extraordinary ability", and the two-character word was uniformly changed to "Xuantong". The place where Xia Xiaqing stayed when she was a child was changed to the Potential Yard. The name of the predecessor of No. 83 Middle School was changed to Potential Development School. Thank you!

See the latest in one go. I think the reasoning part is really well written. Has the author written mystery novels before? The rhythm of the story is very good. Although the plot is a bit slow in the early stage, it is full of useful information and has a lot of foreshadowing. It follows the protagonist to explore and investigate to unlock new settings and new conspiracies, rather than suddenly throwing out a bunch of settings. I think this is very good. In addition, I think the fourth volume is the climax for the time being. The layout and game play are wonderfully written. The supernatural power is not just a pure fight, but also a literary fight. This is a plot that many good supernatural comics have, and it is more interesting than simply fighting waves. Li Feng's game is really a textbook battle of wits, and the psychological description is very detailed, making it easy to bring emotions into it. I hope there will be more exciting chapters later

It's been a long time since I've seen a story where the male protagonist fights the villain purely with his brainpower. Li Shangxu's reasoning ability is really strong, and the two female protagonists are not just idle flowers, but they can fight side by side with the male protagonist! Looking forward to the plot in the future where the male protagonist will fight against more superpowers without the golden finger! ! !

Brush up to the latest version in one go, it's rare to find a novel about supernatural powers that is not mindless and exciting. Relying solely on brains to fight without relying on superpowers is really a mudslide. Every time the protagonist team wins, it depends on tactical coordination + environmental utilization + a little bit of luck, without cheating. This style of "fighting of wits + team fighting" is much more enjoyable and enjoyable than having no brains. Moreover, the plot is also very down-to-earth and real. The protagonists are like real middle school students in China and what happened to the people around them.

Is it true that no one recommends this book? It's very beautiful, I especially like the two heroines in it. Cute and humorous

The plot develops into the story of 83 middle school students being kidnapped by a mysterious organization. The protagonist Yu is a story about two beautiful girls who step forward to rescue the hostages. The writing of the work is smooth and no CP is suitable for a leisurely afternoon.

The male protagonist is a bit like Shikamaru in terms of his brain and his trouble-free personality. But I'm curious about how he can fight other supernatural beings if he doesn't suddenly cheat like other anime male protagonists later. The author promised me not to let the male protagonist cheat, and he didn't want it to turn into a cliché plot where he pretends to be weak in the early stage and cheats later.

Finally, I saw a supernatural story in which both heroines are not vases! From the beginning, Xia Xiaqing was not an idiot waiting to be rescued. She fought against all kinds of enemies and used her telekinesis to kill the explosive part. Wen Yiyi is even more amazing, and she went from Ding to B all the way. She is so handsome that I cry. The two female protagonists can fight on their own, but the male protagonist is like a tactical support. This is the normal configuration, right?

I would like to ask, since the title of the book only returns in the fifth volume, it turns out to be Li Shangxu's nickname. But as the protagonist, he didn't even have a single duel. He relied on his teammates to fight, which didn't seem very convincing. After all, Xia Xia Qing and Wen Yiyi both have single-player results. Will Li have a single-player match in the future plot?

The plot is smooth and the writing is malleable;

The author has a strong ability to control the text. He is happy where he should be happy and restrained where he should be. It is worth reading and the rhythm is very good;

This book is very interesting and interesting to read