
A Nation of Lunatics: I Have Multiple Personalities
全民精神病:我是人格分裂
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 24k Words
- Genre
- Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
15Chapters
1.2MReads
164Flowers
9.5Score
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I don't understand. Since the stronger the psychosis, the easier it is to lose control, is there still order in this world? Those big guys didn't take action because they wanted to see the potential of a B-level person? So if the A-level protagonist is fucked, he will have white hair, right? Don't talk about being inferior to others. If you are like this, don't awaken. Potential is not something that can be realized in one second. Because it is interesting, it is too funny. There is no order in this, and the awakening ceremony is p. Problem with the writing that seems a bit confusing to read? Wanted to write something mysterious but failed? There is this genre of mental illness, but it is the main character who is mentally ill, not the author. And it describes the world of mental illness very well. What's interesting is, can anyone really call awakened superpowers mental illness? Psychic powers aren't better. After all, calling superpowers a disease makes you suspect that you are sick after calling it for a long time. This kind of world is somewhat sick. Traveling to another world is just a fantasy in the exam room where candidates are under too much pressure.
Then the population of this world has doubled many times. After all, everyone has two or three personalities.