[Urban Superpowers] [Good-for-Nothing's Rise] [System] [Wild Imagination]
When unemployment, rent, and monster attacks come one after another, the miserable life of ordinary office worker Yu Wang completely falls apart!
Ding! Your golden finger has arrived: [Blank Echo].
It can't control the weather or instantly make you invincible. It's just a sheet of... "blank paper" that lets you faintly sense and barely imitate the concepts around you?!
Copy "sturdy" from a wall, and your skin's toughness increases by 3% for 3 seconds?! Is this the most useless golden finger in history or what?!
With a hideous, terrifying mutant smashing through his front door, should he sit and wait for death, or use this "useless paper" to draw a way out?
Will he keep being a cowardly office worker, or step into the dangerous world built from conceptual echoes?
First of all, the plot is generally quite smooth so far, and there is no one plot point that gets stuck. But I understand the protagonist's fear at the beginning. Why are you so resistant to dealing with the authorities? On the contrary, he got along very well with the small organization, and I don't think the protagonist had any intention of getting along with the official from the beginning to the end. That's not right, there is no way to communicate with the official from the beginning to the end. But of course it doesn't mean that the protagonist must mix with the official. I just feel that the official has nothing but a registration function. The levels are clearly written, but I don't feel that clear. After all, there are still only a few words in this understanding, and I can expand on it later. There is also a suggestion to change the name so that there is no trace of the system from beginning to end, it is just a superpower. Overall so far so good. There are some minor bugs in the plot, but they don't affect the viewing experience very much.
I like it very, very, very, very much. It's well written. Please support it.
Very pretty ❤️ Come on, come on