Anomalies, short for heteromorphic paranormal entities, exist throughout every aspect of life, from inexplicable happenings on campus to nonhuman UMAs and bizarre third-kind encounters.
But they don't have much to do with Mo Sheng. At least, that's what he thinks.
Apart from the long, tedious, hard-to-memorize anomaly-handling guidelines that show up on every exam, he has almost no connection to anomalies.
A quick introduction to our protagonist, Mo Sheng: his parents both died in a car accident when he was very young. He was also left with a particularly gruesome scar on the back of his head. Thanks to government assistance, little Mo Sheng made it through and is now a high school sophomore.
Just as he thought his life would pass by without a single twist or turn, fate told him: No chance.
It's good to read. According to what I've read before, I've only read the book. But I suddenly realized that this book seems a bit dead... It's really strange why I didn't pick up the book. The author also seems a bit cold.
It's beautiful. Come and taste it. It's such a fairy product.
Very good ~ the image of the main character is very nice. The content is generally good, but I don't know why there isn't much traffic and very few people reading the book?
It's pretty good. The character of the protagonist is quite in line with my standards.