Unlimited Growth: I Have Level 99 Superpowers

If you're writing about superpowers, then make superpowers the central theme. Don't let it veer into a story of muscle-bound characters later on. Fighting is fine, but it must be fighting primarily centered around superpowers.

The author is quite mischievous, writing that the protagonist's parents are heavily in debt to support their gifted siblings, secretly making quick money through illegal means. I thought it would follow the old formula of concealment—explosion—rescue, but the author cleverly predicted and resolved the situation. Now I'm confident about the rest of the story. Keep it up! 👍 Furthermore, what is the meaning behind the older sister's numerous descriptions of her figure?

I think it would be more interesting to develop wind-based abilities separately! After all, wind-type protagonists have basically never been written. The gathering and scattering of the wind, formless and intangible, is a subject worthy of much writing about. But after reading about ten chapters, it's still just a proficiency panel.

The so-called fusion merely adds an ability; that's not true fusion. What I envision is a more fundamental combination, like the new "Heavy Wind" which can combine with "Wind," resulting in winds that are all Heavy Wind. Strange Wind should be considered a type of wind, not an ability. Skills like Wind Pressure Bomb should all be usable using Heavy Wind.

Before it's released, as long as you update fast and frequently enough, it's okay if the content is a bit weak. But hopefully, the content won't be too weak after it's released. The setting is actually quite good. I'm currently curious whether the protagonist will continue to use the Windbird's bloodline but grind excessively, or will upgrade the bloodline.

I keep saying that the protagonist is a high school warlock. Apart from fighting, what did the protagonist learn in school? What did the warlock learn?

This is too weak. Even combining the two pages doesn't convey anything meaningful. Even top authors need to attract a certain number of readers before they start writing low-quality content. Isn't it too early for you to start using water now?

Still at school... Getting a bit bored. The worldview is simple: just pure fun.

Based on what I've read so far, it feels like a martial arts academy story disguised as a fantasy novel with superpowers, giving it a new twist on an old theme.

You're still in high school even though it's already on sale, Water King?