Yeeeaaaah, dropped. I thought it was going to be a decent revenge porn-driven rampage, but the protagonist… is too weak.
One has to give the author this: he's trying hard to square the circle, but still failing at it.
The protagonist is supposed to be overpowered. But that would turn him into a Mary Sue.
So, what does the author do? Why, whip up the most ridiculous amount of plot armour I've ever seen in a rampaging protagonist.
He takes on explosions, but is supposedly vulnerable to bullets. So the author makes him fast enough and with kinetic vision to dodge bullets. When the barrage makes it impossible to dodge… he blocks it with the sword, which is seriously a gross violation of suspension of disbelief. I get it: being invulnerable would be boring, so the author's copping out like there's no tomorrow. Talk about shoddy.
And the worst of all. Because he's trying to make him rampage, and yet not be so overpowered that it stops being thrilling, the author creates all sorts of fantastic, idiotic reasons for the forces of law and order not to attack him when they could and would. "Capture him alive", "make a free path to him", "let's watch him". So the enemies hold back the big guns, throwing in some fodder from time to time so it still resembles a rampage for readers. The oldest trick in the book, making the opponents idiotic. It's edgy, but stupid, so there's nothing left for me to enjoy in the end.
Poor author, chose an impossible premise from the start. Well, he might learn something from it. Or not.