Global Superpowers: I'll Die 10,000 Times and Be Invincible

In the global era of superpowers, 70% of humanity has become superhumans. The Federal Superpower Administration categorizes superpowers into six major sequences: physical enhancement, elemental, mental, energy, rule-based, and special. Speed-type superhumans deliver takeout, fire-types cook, earth-types are human excavators, there are clairvoyant eye surgeons, and healing-types are modern-day Nightingales... The class monitor awakens the ability to manipulate air, classmates can teleport, burrow underground, and breathe fire, and even the professor obsessed with biological research is an immortal old man with rapid self-healing abilities. Chit, who has no superpowers, can only study hard, striving to find a way to survive in a world teeming with superpowered individuals. Then, he died. He came back to life. Back to before his death. 'So I'm not a Muggle. I haven't discovered my superpowers simply because I haven't died yet,' Chit exclaimed with delight. He discovered that he became a little stronger each time he died. Although the increase was very subtle. That makes things easier. If he can fight, he fights; if he can't, he dies! ...Superpowers are not a gift from the world, but a high-stakes gamble that stakes the fate of humanity. Some use them as the foundation for godhood, others as the boundary marker of their souls. After dying ten thousand times, Chit looked down upon the ravaged world. "Without millions of people, being a god is meaningless, isn't it?" "Restart, let's play another round!" PS: The protagonist is a normal person with ordinary values. Within the scope of his abilities, he kills when necessary and protects when necessary, without indiscriminate killing, and he is not a saint.