Xin Ling, How Did Everyone Slowly Get Cheat Powers?!

Name: Xin Ling, How Did Everyone Slowly Get Cheat Powers?!
Author: Golden Name

心令，怎么慢慢的都开上挂了！

by Golden Name (金色的名字)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 283k Words
Genre: Urban
Subgenre: Urban Everyday
Updated: 1y ago
Source: Fanqie

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(Nontraditional story + “men and women on the same wavelength” + no System + no face-slapping + light comedy + period setting + dimensions + ensemble character growth + urban supernatural powers + cultivation + science fiction)

Naya, a hospital director, and her younger brother Xiao Chen save lives by day and run a restaurant together.

The cell-division enhancement potion they come up with is so remarkable that even the ancient ancestors would be impressed.

The silver stone at Naya’s waist, found in a forest, bears a mysterious design of the sun embracing a crescent moon. No one thinks much of it.

Then, suddenly, their peaceful lives are disrupted.

First, her brother’s friend Xia Mu and the shop assistant Qi Xiaoran mysteriously awaken supernatural powers, while the ancient fiend Taowu also appears and causes trouble.

Stranger still, whenever someone gains power, Naya’s stone glows gold.

As it turns out, this world was created by a mysterious ancient god.

Two mysterious envoys set up ten cycles of reincarnation and nine transmigrations in four-dimensional space, sending different people back to pivotal moments in ancient mythology. One must turn Di Hong’s son into the fiend Hundun; another must help Yu the Great tame the floods and subdue demons; someone else must create a technological Book of Life and Death during the era of the Hundred Schools of Thought...

As more and more secrets come to light, this seemingly ordinary little team is swept up in major events spanning time and space, and their peaceful lives are turned upside down. An adventure combining urban supernatural powers, fantastical cultivation tales, and wild science-fiction ideas is about to begin.

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