I, a College Student, Am Reorganizing the University

Han Tian, ​​a freshman in college, accidentally gained superpowers. But superpowers are one-time use and can only be used once and then wait for the next refresh. College competition? Prompt the answer directly. The first player is here. Do new students have to pay membership fees when joining a club? In my case, no. Will the student union supervise new students and check their dormitories? In my case, no, the student union should help me clean my dormitory. Students choose courses and majors? I don't think it's appropriate. The major should match the student's performance. Do you need to choose a school when filling out your application form? Change. . . . . . . . . . . As he gained a more comprehensive understanding of the rules of superpowers, Han Tian began to rectify the college. Han Tian worked steadily step by step, walked out of the college, out of the school, and led the school to the city, the country, and the world. . . . . . This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.