Li Che, who considers himself an "invisible man", is actually a somewhat embarrassing superpower - he can control the emotional direction of online comments. Unfortunately, real-life social skills are negative points. One day, a mysterious social app was quietly launched, specially designed for people with super powers. Li Che accidentally became an "emotional seasoner" and was involved in an "emotional war" on the Internet: some people used likes to control the weather, and some used emoticons to make people instantly change their clothes. Oolongs occurred frequently in the social circle, and jokes continued.
Li Che's motivation is simple: he just wants to eat in peace and secretly improve his "social phobia". But when the fantasy of the online world collides with the embarrassment of real life, he has to take action to save a group of super-powered friends who have been kidnapped by comments. The highlight of the story lies not only in the various super-power social gameplay, but also in Li Che's "accidental" way of redefining friendship, courage and online presence. Who says people with super powers must save the world? Sometimes, saving yourself is the hardest task.
