[Everyday Life + Comedy + Raising a Child + Tokusatsu Style + Heartwarming Healing]
Thirty-eight-year-old Shen Lan used to be the ace of a tokusatsu team that protected the world: the “Blue Flash.”
But now, he’s just a good-for-nothing middle-aged guy with a slipped disc, a receding hairline, and a meager living drawing picture books for little kids.
Saving the world? That’s for young people. These days, he just wants to save next month’s rent.
Then, one dark and stormy night, he went downstairs to take out the trash and found, next to the bin, a girl who was...
Expressionless, with dead fish eyes, she not only chewed on desiccant but could also dismantle a Gundam with her bare hands. She was a “three-no” girl: no expression, no interest, no social skills.
Girl: “This container, the trash can, is used inefficiently. Your life is the same.”
Shen Lan: “Shut up! Eat your braised pork!”
To get this doomsday weapon, designated “7,” registered as a resident, enrolled in school, and tutored through those damn Olympiad math problems, Shen Lan was forced to contact his old teammates, all of whom had long since become corporate drones:
a pink doctor with anxiety, a red team captain working as a security guard, a yellow-color livestream seller peddling quantum insoles, and a green hacker on the verge of being laid off...
Shen Lan: “Listen up! Our mission isn’t to fight monsters anymore. It’s to help this kid pass her final exams!”
But when a red targeting dot once again locked onto the city, and a slumbering monster awoke in the shadows...
The middle-aged man in slippers sighed and dug a rusty transformation device out from the bottom of a drawer.
“Can’t be helped. Since I’m this kid’s dad, I guess I’ll flash one last time.”
It's good to read, Xiao Qi is stupid and strong, A Tuo's obsessive-compulsive disorder, Lin Wanxing's stubbornness, and the male protagonist of the decadent uncle has changed because of these, and Su Jie, who I hope is the female protagonist, all make this book super interesting
It's too much like AI. There are several places where the context doesn't match up. For example, it was mentioned before that Chen Mo wanted to teach A-Tuo, but there was no follow-up. It was mentioned again later. Chen Mo was like meeting A-Tuo for the first time. There was also the agent. She ran the mission target by herself and was eliminated by the organization. But when she woke up, she was like being taken to a strange place by a stranger, and she still wanted to contact the organization.
It's good-looking, Xiaoqi is cute and cute, and the protagonist is also very responsible [send my heart][send my heart][send my heart]
It looks good, and the narrative has a sense of plainness mixed with joy.
The theme is quite novel, and the style is a bit more of a daily comedy. Some supernatural powers are mixed in to make the plot less boring. Overall, it is a good book.
It was written inexplicably. The protagonist sent the missing person information for the pink daughter to their group. Other colors were represented, but pink had no reaction at all. Then when it came out, pink's reaction was that she didn't know anything about it. It couldn't be that their team was still isolated like the girls' dormitory.
Awesome, this book isn't very popular but it's really good. This is the first time I have seen this kind of book, and I hope the author will work hard.
The plot is interesting, the characters have distinct and full personalities, it's a very good book, and the gold rush is a success
It's very beautiful, and it was my savior during my book shortage period.
Is there any other article like this? Can you recommend it?