The Age of Superpowers

The protagonist has no advantage of rebirth at all, and his abilities are not as high or as fast as others'. There are not as many people as others, nor as much knowledge as others know. Rebirth only gave the protagonist an arrogant bastard spirit. He was a loser in his previous life, but in this life he wanted to be the king of the world without any preparation. There were also a bunch of idiots kowtow to the big brother. I thought it was the advantage brought by power level A, which others could not surpass. Who knew that the protagonist's power was so rubbish, and he never used his own power in the future. In addition to daring to kill zombies from the beginning and knowing how to eat crystal cores, why does he dare to clamor to unify the world and make people kowtow and call him big brother? The protagonist's abilities are too weak (no one knows he can absorb abilities, and his electric energy has never been used at all), his development is too slow (he hasn't left school yet, and there are a lot of high-level people around), and his ability to control is too poor. In the early days of the apocalypse, there is no need to worry about food and drink, and everyone has superpowers. Just because you dare to kill weak zombies that everyone can kill, I will willingly ask your elder brother to follow your orders and go out to kill zombies and give you crystal cores that can upgrade your abilities to make you even more awesome? After reading dozens of chapters, I couldn't help but complain, but surprisingly, the comments were all about the same.

The beginning is terrible. It's better to cheat than to use violence. Moreover, he is still the roommate from before. The protagonist has a hole in his head.

This book is really well written and I won't comment too much on it. But I really can't stand the content of the book! The book is well written at the beginning, but becomes less and less humane as it goes on. Especially in the second and third volumes, slaughtering cities and the world at every turn is not something that one person can do. No matter how powerful you are. But in the hands of a "person" who claims to have a human heart, he will destroy a world regardless of good or bad just for the sake of power. This is something that only a "beast" can do, and even "beasts" cannot do such a thing. If you have power, you don't expect to benefit the same kind of people, but at least you won't destroy the same kind of people, right? The protagonist of this book understands and then destroys you whenever you feel you need power. Let's not talk about how many people there are in the whole world, let's just talk about the people around us. The protagonist never thought of humanity when he was dormant next to this person? Everyone has their own life no matter what! They will always have happy and painful moments. They all have the right to live. As a "human being", the protagonist should think that they are your kind no matter what. Because of your self-righteousness. Just destroy a beautiful but powerless world? I also don't understand what the people in the reviews who thought this book was well written were thinking! Aren't you part of the human race? Do you have power? Don't you think the people inside are the epitome of yourself? If one day comes, you will be killed by some means or framed by someone with power. This is an example from around me. On a larger scale, if there are living planets in this universe and are powerful or technologically powerful, and find that the earth feels that we humans are not as powerful as them, then you will not feel good about erasing humans and occupying the earth or enslaving humans. At some point, you will feel the feelings of the humans on the planet who were killed by the protagonist of this book! I really can't stand the rest of this book! If there is a situation behind this book that regards life as an ant, I think it would be better to block this book! Let's not talk about what will happen if adults see it. If a child who is still in the developmental stage reads such a book, what irreversible impact will it have on the child?

After reading Chapter 100, I found that their powers are infinitely usable and there is no such thing as running out of energy.

Pig's feet seems to have become the overlord among the villains. It's okay to use a little mercy to deceive people, but it's a pity that instead of being just a ruthless, despicable and vicious bastard.

It makes sense to be crushed by levels later. Isn't it a bit embarrassing to be crushed by levels at the beginning?

I feel like the main character is so trashy. He is obviously very capable, but everyone else is rated D-level, and the protagonist is such a rubbish E-level, I am speechless.

It's just like a garbage novel, there are no advantages of rebirth, the level is lower than others, the three children are not as good as others, even garbage is better than the male protagonist, it's terrible 🔪

I can't stand it anymore after being resurrected again

The feeling after reading the first volume... I feel aggrieved, very aggrieved, very aggrieved. I feel like I can't watch it anymore. It has a very good beginning but I feel uncomfortable in the middle. I accidentally read the author's comments, and I decided that I should read it.