What made this novel so bad for me was the characters, the author wanted to make a OP team with a LOT of powers but he didn't want to develop the users, so what we had was 2D characters that are only interesting for their powers and didn't had any use beyond that, the worse of all was that the author was too lazy to give them a life of their on so what happened was that the team of more or less 9 people was ALWAYS TOGETHER but they didn't had a presence so they simply disapper in the background and only the MC and ML speak and you don't even know if they are or aren't with them, they only apper to use their powers and fade away, it's like they are puppets of the ML and don't have ANY opinion of their on, this was the most frustrating because some of them had a lot of potential that the author threw away just to make a team with every "cool" power that exists, the doctor for exemple didn't had much fight power because he was a water user so is only job was being in the car all the time doing nothing or perhaps he was doing company for the woman with the fog power that did nothing too watching the kid with a CAT who should have been at home but God forbid they do something without the MC and ML

He died because of his aunt's betrayal years into the apocalypse, gives her a ton of money he could have used to doomsday prep when he returns and has the attitude of 'not saving her and being her lapdog is enough revenge.' Are you kidding me?! He also lived years into the apocalypse, but still doesn't have his head together concerning everything he needs to prep, not even making a proper list until ML comes to the rescue. The night of the apocalypse happens, and they immediately leave the shelter they made (which is a secret police bunker for undercover agents, so that's cheaty) in order to get butane and more supplies, when they could've just bought most of it already and not taken unnecessary risks if they didn't give his s*upid aunt 600, 000. He's extremely s*upid, is what I'm saying, and the ML doesn't actually help as much as the author seems to think.

MC was telling the ML about the apocalypse and why he had the space ability (he was caught 8 days prior to the apocalypse using it), instead of having an interesting conversation where the MC decides what he should tell him, in what order, to convince him, and have the ML struggle to understand and come to grips with it, the author went the lazy 'he told him everything' route, with the ML pretty much immediately believing it all with the space ability as proof. And, having been told that they're kind of boyfriends in the future, they immediately decide 'well, that's our relationship then', and kissing ensues randomly. The ML doesn't know this guy at all by this point, and the MC could have told him any combination of lies and truths, but he full on believes him without a sliver of a doubt, so now I think they're both s*upid.

even the leaders of the base know all of his secrets except that he'd been reborn. But that's ok, since they are all good people, (even though they've only known them for three months when he tells them)

It's very influenced by the Plants vs Zombie game though, as a non-player there were times I had to look up stuff to understand or how to picture what they were trying to describe.