Please, Stop Asking Me to Be a Superhero

I'm an idiot

What I saw in this book... Most obviously, it's the urban school beauty bodyguard series, which is really annoying. They just add a power-up, a different school, and a superpower, and then force it into the market. When I got to the Diamond Girl part, I was thinking, why would someone get injured and not go to a hospital but to a school? And this is the 31st century, and they can't even build a hospital for superpowered individuals in three years? Has their technology and development regressed by at least 2000 years? Keep in mind that the integration of traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine is less than a century old. They forcefully give away freebies and then let the male lead show off. The doctor is also disgusting; someone who can grow tentacles on his own body doesn't even know how to use them, while someone with extremely strong self-healing and medical abilities...

Author, you should know that most of your readers are men, and men who appreciate the invincible protagonist trope all have strong hearts. To be schemed against and manipulated by "Heavenly Paradise"—are you trying to portray the protagonist as an idiot? After this incident, the protagonist only felt sadness, while I only felt anger. Being passive and led by the nose because of insufficient intelligence is already frustrating enough, and then you add a twist, and another twist—whose feelings are you toying with? The protagonist is supposed to be the embodiment of truth, goodness, and beauty, without a single negative emotion? From "Heavenly Paradise" in reality, to that PhD student, and now back to "Heavenly Paradise"—you've written an invincible protagonist story like this. Don't you need to learn from this...?

By the fourth volume, the power system in this book had completely broken down. The author was writing entirely on a whim, constantly introducing one invincible character after another, only to have them instantly killed in the next chapter. If I were to rate it out of 100, I'd deduct 10 points from the fourth volume.

I'm only on chapter 85 of this book, but my blood pressure is already soaring. Every single character introduced so far seems to be artificially made less intelligent to highlight the protagonist. The characterizations of Meng Xiaoman, Li Shining, and Irisviel have left me completely bewildered; I have absolutely no idea what the author's purpose was in creating these three characters.

Is there a gender swap involved?

Where is the comic book for this book? I came to read this book specifically because of the comic book.

The setting is set too far back in the 30xxs era. The technology and weaponry of that time are undoubtedly incredibly advanced, capable of destroying the Earth. What value do those superpowered individuals and cultivators who can only blow up buildings or a few ordinary people have? It's another case of deliberately vilifying supporting characters to highlight the main ones; those who rise to power by stepping on trash can't be noble. Cultivating immortality and Taoism without cultivating the mind and virtue—does such a person even deserve to be called a cultivator? Even if someone from a powerful sect or sect is illiterate and lacks manners, they wouldn't be foolish enough to harm others in public.

In which chapter does the main character completely transform into a girl?

It's 2023, are there any fellow Daoists still reading this book?