Who Made Him a Hero?

Name: Who Made Him a Hero?
Author: Go Smoothly

by Go Smoothly

ongoing Light Novel Original Fantasy Male Lead

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506Kwords216chapters

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Ch. 216 — 浪潮之巅，众声喧哗

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About This Novel

This is a world where technology is advanced and heroes and weirdos coexist. Here, some people become heroes who protect the city by awakening superpowers, some swallow "super potions" and gamble for a chance to counterattack once in their lives, and some join the ranks of cyber controllers through mechanical transformation and are loyal to capital and order. As a good-for-nothing security guard who awakened to "confuse right and wrong" with a super potion, his life should have been spent yawning in front of the surveillance camera during the night shift. Until that night, he used his super power to make the invading weirdo appear on the city's hot searches with his white head on his head. From then on, he was no longer the loser who could only sit in the security booth and pass the time. He can set prayers and guide believers to call; he can use positive feedback to collect "spiritual coins" and exchange them for entries to strengthen his abilities; he can even help people find any resources within three minutes, and likes, reposts and replies can also increase the power of faith! The traces of the weirdos are hard to find, so he casually dyes them fluorescent pink and broadcasts them all over the Internet; the seven weirdo kings are hiding in the city, and his [cognitive pollution filter] makes them look like walking emoticons. "Now I'm reporting to you: this month's list of 'Most Wanted to Report Heroes', the top one is still Mr. Lin who dyed dragon-level criminals into rainbow horses." At this moment, the real god was looking at the system interface and smiling - the weirdo kings he had marked knelt down under his dark shadow. "Do you think this is dyeing?" Lin Mo snapped his fingers at the live broadcast camera on the Internet, "No, this is the greatest... Performance art in the cyber era."