Hong Kong Crossover: Superhuman Fertility

Beijing, in the early 1980s.

In the shantytown beneath the overpass, Zhang Chen lowered the sixth sack of cement from his shoulder and sighed at the twelve yuan in wages in his hand.

Three months after transmigrating, he had gained nothing beyond hauling bricks at the construction site every day and discovering that he had a pair of “Analytical Eyes” that could analyze and learn other people’s abilities.

That is, until the day a sage-like old man found him and brought him to a drab little building with a sign reading “Institute for the Study of Human Special Abilities.”

There, he met Yan Zhen, who had spent forty years painstakingly cultivating his inner strength, as well as a young man in unfashionable clothes who fought harder than anyone else for food in the cafeteria: Zuo Songxing.

When Zhang Chen’s “Analytical Eyes” scanned Zuo Songxing and displayed [Special Ability (All Attributes)], he knew the opportunity he’d been waiting for had finally arrived.