[The truth about the supernatural is revealed after chapter 25, then it's a nonstop killing spree and thrill ride]
An accident awakens Fang Xian's supernatural ability: My View.
Whatever he believes the world is like is how the world ought to be.
After rule-based supernatural tales descend upon the globe, each person is given a different set of rules based on their identity.
Anyone who breaks the rules turns into a supernatural being.
But Fang Xian has never seen anything supernatural and believes he lives in an ordinary world, so he becomes the only person unaffected by the rules.
And so, the most terrifying man in the world appears.
Because he has never seen anything supernatural and doesn't believe such things exist, every supernatural being he encounters is distorted into an ordinary person.
Because he doesn't know his enemies are poisonous and doesn't believe he can be poisoned, their toxins have no effect on him.
Because his enemies attack too fast for him to see their blows, he doesn't believe he's been hit, so he remains completely unharmed.
Fang Xian looks at the enemies, all baffled because their attacks have no effect, and earnestly says, "Next time, explain exactly what your skills do. Otherwise, I won't know how they're supposed to work."
Years later.
A teacher asks the class, "Does anyone know how the supernatural apocalypse came to an end?"
A student replies, "I do! God said, 'The supernatural must not reveal itself to the world. The gifted must not abuse their power to bully the weak. Those in high positions must not abuse their authority.' And then the world really did become peaceful!"
The subject matter and setting are quite novel, and the protagonist is not like a fool who can't always notice the abnormality. All in all, the future is promising.
It's good to watch. I recommend watching it. It's not that the plot forces the protagonist to deceive himself. Later, he will find out and then it becomes a weird doomsday. But his daily life is basically normal. The protagonist just has an extra character who ignores the rules and has other hidden things. It's just too little and not enough to watch. The protagonist is too cold-blooded, has no emotional fluctuations, looks like a robot, and is not worth watching.
I feel like the setting is new, but I think it would be better to have a single female protagonist. I feel that the protagonist and Reiko are very loving. The other woman seemed to be choking for some reason, always quarreling with Lianzi.
I suspect that it was because the system (the extraterrestrial demon) came to this world, so the world became weird, and the world was trying to save itself. The protagonist's red talent suppressed the weird world, and the system came to the protagonist, but the weird world couldn't suppress it, so it broke out that day. The protagonist begins to deny that the previous world view is an ordinary world, is it a fault of the system, or is something in the world lost?
I've read Chapter 27, and overall it's pretty good. If you like it, it deserves 5 points. I don't really like this genre. Whether the protagonist is deceived by the system, or something else, if you can't tell reality, there's no difference between you and a fool in my eyes. A score of 4 is better than most on Rotten Tomatoes. Unfortunately, it's not suitable for me.
Hey, it's a cool article. The mechanism must have the mechanism, the values must have the mechanism, and the mechanism brings the values. Hey hey hey hey. Others must hide a hand of trump cards, but the protagonist doesn't know other people's trump cards, so he won't be hurt by other people's trump cards. It's over, the mechanism is weird. If it doesn't have much influence on the top management, the official top management should be at the top and can issue policies that affect the rules of each region. There are so many weirdos in the Li family alone, so there should be more official superpowers🍉
Love to watch. The setting is pretty good. Opening. I guess the main character died, not his parents. The first Weird one was released fifteen years ago. The system emerged fifteen years later. The protagonist's memory is that he left his parents three years ago, and his parents' memory is that the protagonist died ten years ago. I think the protagonist should have recovered three years ago. He tampered with reality. The protagonist's classmates said that the protagonist's parents and sister died when the protagonist was thirteen. The protagonist is now a sophomore in high school. The protagonist's sister's age is different from what he remembers.
It's fun enough and comfortable enough to watch. The only pity is that the protagonist's eloquence is a little behind.
Is it possible that this world turns people into weird people, and then allows people from another world to participate in the dungeon?
Although the male protagonist can see the changes in the world, he still feels invincible without seeing it🤦