Lin Feng was once the heir to a top-tier, all-powerful family, but his memories were sealed and he was dumped in a small, obscure city to experience a life of “abject poverty.”
To scrape by, he has to work while studying. His life goal has gone from ruling the universe to making sure he doesn’t lose his perfect-attendance bonus at the end of the month.
Then an accident awakens a bizarre superpower in him: [The Contrarian of All Things]. With a single glance, he can spot the flaws in anything, and with a touch, he can nitpick an opponent’s ultimate move until they’re left completely stumped.
Watching superpowered people fight to the death, Lin Feng has a sudden thought: It’s too dangerous! A stable government job is much better!
So, with boundless hope for employee benefits and a secure civil-service position, he resolutely applies to the national superpower agency, [The Relevant Department].
Interviewer: “Why do you want to join us?”
Lin Feng: “May I ask if your organization contributes to the housing fund at the highest rate? If I’m injured on a mission, does it count as a work injury?”
Examiner: “???”
From then on, the superpowered world gains a civil servant with a very different style.
While others fight and destroy the world, he first estimates the damage to public property.
While others pursue supreme power, he stays up late writing “Several Suggestions on Optimizing the Year-End Performance Reviews of Superpowered People.”
While villains plot an apocalypse, he seriously asks, “Do you have a permit? Gathering energy without authorization will cost you a five-thousand-yuan fine!”
When his memories return, his wealthy family urges him to come back and inherit a fortune worth billions.
Lin Feng clings to the office doorframe and refuses to let go. “No! The cushy position I’ve been waiting for has finally opened up! I’ll think about it after I retire!”
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