Title: My Quirks Are Exploding! Not Dark, Not Passionate, Not a Couch Potato.
Lin Jie is reborn into a superhuman society where most people possess a power known as a Quirk.
Everyone here longs to grow stronger and become a hero who saves the world.
Born into China's number one hero family, Lin Jie awakened Quirk after Quirk from the moment he was born, so he never had to put in the slightest effort in life.
At just two weeks old, he learned to speak and awakened Telepathy.
At one month old, he learned to walk and awakened Levitation.
At one year old, he volunteered to help with the housework and awakened Teleportation.
With every kind of Quirk and superpower at his disposal, there is almost nothing Lin Jie can't do.
Time passed, and sixteen years went by. Now possessing countless Quirks and superpowers, Lin Jie heads alone to Japan to study at U.A. High School.
All so he can enjoy a "normal" high school life.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Okay, author, I know you are patriotic. But you don't have to talk about China all the time. You always brag about how powerful China is from time to time. So according to what you say, is the United States about to go to heaven?
Patriotic Japanese cartoons that you can't watch
I just read Chapter 39. I was drunk when I saw the hero talking to the protagonist about his father. Is my father referring to himself as his father to others?
The saying that there is no weakest ability, only the weakest user applies to Pirates, so I'm not very good at it, right? My Miles has a variety of personalities, like eyes coming out of their sockets. Even if I kill him, I can't beat Bakugo or anything like that. In One Piece, it's because there are swordsmanship, taijutsu and Haki.
The hot chicken author, whose name is wrong, wrote Brother Diao to death early on, what are you doing? Also, this is a Japanese comic, so don't talk about Huaxia Huaxia. Just mention the differences in development between the two countries at the beginning.
Latest news: My Hero Academia author Shai Hua.
Your rating is nothing more than others thinking that you are insulting the country by writing about Hero Academia, so they give you a low rating.
Why is this the Pirate King for no reason?
Isn't it a bit too much to put it on the shelves after only sixty-one chapters?
If I write my English like this, I'm afraid it's not a bad idea, right?