The Age of the Strange: I’m a System Protagonist, but I’ve Been Exposed

Zhou Yang transmigrates to a world overrun by the supernatural, where everyone has a title over their head that makes their identity plain to see.

Some have the title "Police Officer" over their heads, which means they are police officers. Some have the title "Doctor," which means they are doctors. Some have the title "Richest Person in the County," which means they are wealthy. And some have the title "Top Hostess at the KTV," which means they are the KTV's top girl.

The highest-status title in this world is "Supernatural Being," because only supernatural beings can fight the paranormal and save the world.

Zhou Yang, who has transmigrated here, gets a System from the start and awakens the Strongest Copy System. As long as he has enough energy, he can copy anything, whether it's the power of a paranormal entity or the abilities of an esper.

Just as Zhou Yang thinks that having the System means he'll be invincible, the title over his head suddenly changes from "Ordinary College Student" to "System Host," shining with golden light.

A paranormal census happens to be underway, and the fact that he has the System is exposed on the spot.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.