Four Character Novel

[No system + urban superpower + weird protagonist group + multiple souls in one body + collection skills + memory reading + human nature] "The 'four-character novels' that have been shunned by those who have seen them are back on the scene, and I am one of them." The most down-to-earth protagonist group in history - Report! The protagonist group can take on the female protagonist's body, most of which are wings. [Start from the eve of Weird's return (you don't have to know Weird from the beginning)] The heroine's golden finger takes the control type and digs deep to lead directly to the gate of hell; the male protagonist is like a father and brother guarding the underworld and is the "supervisor of the soldiers"; the sweet lolita turns into a gun boss and has an army of the undead at his command; the ignorant Taoist priest has special weapons with ghost energy bonus and has cultivated evil skills; the cold-faced man has access to yin and yang, and no one survives under the scalpel. The female protagonist has both parents and no vulnerable relatives and friends; the male protagonist has a ceiling on combat capability. There are a lot of CBs in the protagonist group, and the presence or absence of CPs will not affect the speed of drawing the sword. (You can knock it all!) Similar to Infinite Stream, it describes micro-dreaming, micro-terror, and micro-heavy attention, which may cause one-dimensional halo 3D. When I, who relied on "four-character novels" for a living, was involved in "four-character novels" for the first time, the chess game began. Silent Byte - Supernatural Bar's biggest event of the year is coming soon. The heroine Yu Hefei accepted a task based on her own inference. It is this task that led Yu Orfei from an ordinary supernatural bar user to the overall situation of "four-character novels". Only then did she understand that the "Four-Character Novel" was more than just an "action novel", and it was far more than the two identities of "author" and "character", and it was not an organization that traveled through the city with commission money to perform chivalrous acts of justice.