Global Awakening: From the Start, I Have Billions of Nanobugs

Chen Xuan is a 28-year-old high school physics teacher who complains every day about grading papers until he goes bald. On the night of the Red Moon, a meteor falls, a nanotech nest burrows into his brain, and he awakens an absurdly powerful ability. While others awaken through innate talent, he does it by thinking up the most ridiculous things: chalk dust can build a hovering engine, and paper clips can be assembled into an antigravity device. As the world changes and ability users rise to prominence, the Administration tries to recruit him. He politely declines: he just wants to teach in peace. But when his students are in danger, the black market closes in, and a giant eye on the moon sets its sights on Earth, he has no choice but to do the most explosive things in the most deadpan way. He looks like an exhausted office worker, but in reality he controls billions of nanobugs and is quietly rewriting humanity’s technological tree. He has no choice but to see this class through, all the way from the classroom to becoming ruler of the universe. Not a step can be skipped.

“I am the calamity. Planets are nothing but my parts warehouse!”