[Adorable kid]+ [Mindless power fantasy]+ [Invincible]+ [Wild imagination]
Reborn as an adorable five-year-old, Lin Xiaobao only wants to live a carefree life at kindergarten.
Until one day in art class, he idly molds a “black hole” out of playdough... and the black hole becomes real.
From then on, the world takes a bizarre turn.
When a billionaire's limited-edition watch goes “pop” and turns into a steel ball right in front of him, the agents from the Ninth Bureau can only smile apologetically and try to calm everyone down.
When no one can stop a digital disaster sweeping the entire city, he picks up a modified toy vacuum cleaner and wipes the code corruption out of reality as if taking out the trash.
To prevent his crying from triggering spacetime chaos, the country's most secretive agency, the Ninth Bureau, sends its ace agents to form a “Chief Playmate” team. On call 24 hours a day, their only mission is to keep him happy.
To guide him in controlling a power capable of overturning the world, the most talented holy maiden in a thousand-year-old Shu Mountain sect descends from the mountains and enters the world. She becomes his classmate and bodyguard, watching Ultraman with him and teaching him how to stand in a stance.
Foreign powers codename him “Chronos,” class him as a “God-level” threat, and issue strict orders to observe him without disturbing him.
Hidden sects see him as the “manifestation of the Heavenly Dao,” the only hope of the Dharma-Ending Age and the ultimate wild card in stirring up the Kunlun seal.
While the entire world holds its breath over his every move, Lin Xiaobao sits on a little stool, earnestly pondering a question:
“Big Sis Su Wan, should I make a sun out of playdough today, or a spaceship?”
They think they're protecting a child, but they don't know that what they're protecting is a... Creator God awakening.
Poison, I stopped reading after reading Chapter 8
Isn't the protagonist reborn with memories? It seems a bit childish. In the end, it's okay. It's a bit bland.
As he writes, the author even forgets whether he is writing about a child. Isn't he a graduate student? How can a graduate student be like this?