This Is Insane! I Tried to Save Someone, and Now I'm the Murder Suspect

The classic city has been transformed into a superpower. I didn't expect that the author would commit suicide to create a renaissance.

It's boring. I have super powers.

If you didn't kill him, why should you save him?

It's a bit similar to a previous book, both are gods-conferring organizations.

I thought only the protagonist had superpowers, but it turns out that you will have superpowers later on, **

This book has been classified under urban superpowers from the very beginning. Are you a fool or am I illiterate and don't understand the word superpower? It's still there and Ping doesn't stop. This kind of behavior is like: You know that Shi is not good, but you insist on taking a bite, and after finishing, you severely criticize Shi for not being good. I usually call your behavior "shrimp ship"

The question is how do you write it later? Although the protagonist has left no evidence of murder, everyone knows that he killed him under hypnosis. How do you deal with it later? Zhao'an remains anonymous (although he has illusions)? Do you want to write about urban supernatural fantasy or something like that?

Starting out as an ordinary person's pig's trotters, the mastermind behind the scenes framed the blame one after another. Did the mastermind behind the scenes know that the pig's trotters would open the system? Is that why you hide it so deeply? Does this count as knowing the trap?

One after another, it's endless, right? It makes people very impatient to watch...

I can't understand it after Chapter 130!