Omnipotent Data

Can Mathematics and textbook knowledge really save you from all the hassles in life? Cheng Nuo proves this statement positive and transforms from a mediocre high school student to one who succeeds with flying colours in every aspect of his life. One day, when he wakes up, Cheng Nuo finds out, to his surprise, that the entire world has changed. Everything he sees is translated into numbers and figures. Cheng Nuo looks at a cue ball and sees: Diameter: 57.15 cm; Weight: 170g; Length of cue stick: 145cm; Force required to pot Ball 3: 2.14 Newtons; Angle required: 68.54 degrees… Yes, apart from the basic details of an object, Cheng Nuo is able to compute other related statistics in his mind with the given details at lightning speed. Initially, Cheng Nuo is baffled by this sudden gain of superpower, but later realizes the immense benefits it brings to his life. You can call Cheng Nuo a genius, the King of Data or a human supercomputer. With his incredible data analysis skills, he has never failed to score a shot in basketball, soccer and billiards. He even manages to save himself from a fatal car accident, all thanks to his superpower in data processing and mental calculation. “Every question in this world can be solved mathematically. If not, use your knowledge in Physics and Chemistry!” This is Cheng Nuo, the genius student’s life philosophy.

Original Publisher

Unknown

English Publisher

webnovel

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Omnipotent Data Alright, let's dive into "Omnipotent Data." This web novel, blending fantasy with a modern setting and a genius male protagonist, certainly piqued my interest. Having finished the available chapters, I've got a few thoughts to share. ### First Impressions The premise is intriguing. A protagonist with access to seemingly unlimited data? The possibilities felt endless. I was initially hooked by the potential for clever problem-solving and strategic maneuvering. The early romance tag also suggested a potentially heartwarming subplot, which I always appreciate. ### What Works Well The author does a solid job establishing the protagonist's intelligence. His ability to quickly analyze situations and leverage his "omnipotent data" is convincingly portrayed, at least in the beginning. I found myself enjoying the initial arc where he uses his abilities to navigate everyday challenges. The pacing, for the most part, kept me engaged, and I was curious to see how the story would unfold. The world-building, while not overly complex, provided a decent backdrop for the events. ### Areas of Concern However, I did stumble upon some issues that tempered my enthusiasm. The portrayal of female characters, in particular, gave me pause. There are moments where the protagonist's internal monologue and actions felt… off. I found myself questioning the way the author approached certain interactions and descriptions. For instance, there's an element of objectification present in the way the protagonist analyzes female characters, focusing on physical attributes in a way that felt unnecessary and a bit uncomfortable. Also, some of the descriptions of characters' physical appearances felt unrealistic. ### Final Verdict "Omnipotent Data" has a compelling core concept and moments of genuine entertainment. However, the questionable portrayal of female characters and occasional lapses in realism prevent me from fully recommending it. If you're willing to overlook these flaws, there's still some enjoyment to be had. But for me, these issues detracted significantly from the overall experience, leaving me with a somewhat lukewarm impression. Ultimately, it's a story with potential that, in my opinion, doesn't quite live up to it.