Li Lang woke up in a parallel world.
His dead grandmother had come back to life, his father had quit his job to grow crops in greenhouses, and ordinary old him had awakened a superpower!
He thought he would either have to hide meekly so no one discovered him or join the government and take the world by storm.
Then a notice blaring over the loudspeakers left him completely stunned.
What?
Superpowered people get extra points on the college entrance exam?
They also get social insurance and a housing fund?
They can even be assigned a home?
And get their names in the county annals?
Best of all, the institute director is a level-eight earth esper!
The pharmaceutical group CEO is a level-seven wood esper!
Everything about this world is different!
But one thing is clear!
Every superpowered person is contributing to Huaxia!
Thanks to the author for creating such a world. I looked at it very carefully. First of all, the awakened people cleverly connected with the people. They did not use upgrades and battles to advance the plot. Instead, the protagonist developed the plot by accepting rescue missions, and shaped the government's view of superpowers through what happened around the protagonist. The relationship between the author's attitude and the awakened person is not very interesting in the article. The protagonist also started from a visitor in a parallel world, and constructed his own extraordinary worldview bit by bit. So far, the favorite factors: single woman, extraordinary, life, come on, the author really likes this world 🥰
Everything is good, but the progress is too slow. It is a modern supernatural novel. You wrote it in the style of youth campus love. It is all daily life. I have read Chapter 111. The supernatural power has not been upgraded. Even the college entrance examination seems to be far away. I can't stand it anymore. I will wait until I go to college or highlight the episode. At least there will be a hundred chapters. . . I saw that I could survive 111. .
When I first looked at the male protagonist, I thought it was weird, but when I came back, I thought about it again. You cannot ask a high school senior to meet the standards of an adult. The novel is pretty good
Pretty good, more everyday, in line with my preference
What I wrote earlier is a bit sweet, right?
So far it looks okay, but the progress is a bit slow. It will be at least three to four hundred thousand words after entering university.
What do I mean? Can you see why the plot is updated so quickly now? This has become an outline, don't you want to finish it?
It's quite interesting, but the progress is a bit slow.
I am willing to give a high score. Although this book has many old clichés, I like the setting very much. It is a daily life with a single heroine and a little bit of passion.
Very good, I think the author wrote it very well [sending heartfelt wishes] The subject matter is very good. Although the writing is poor and the content is a bit awkward in some places, it still deserves 5 stars for encouragement.