Every Saturday at midnight, the soul of ordinary college student Lin Hao is forced to disappear for a few seconds.
A few seconds later, he would return to his dormitory with a memory that was too outrageous to call the police.
For the first time, he became a mosquito. There is no system prompt, no novice gift pack, only six legs, compound eyes, an electric mosquito swatter and a serious question: If he is sent away by the old lady, will the school count him as an unexpected absence?
Lin Hao originally just wanted to live in peace, not to be exposed, not to be sliced up, and to continue to be an ordinary college student who fished for fish in class, grabbed chicken drumsticks in the cafeteria, and talked harshly in the dormitory. But fate is unreasonable. The high-frequency hearing of mosquitoes, the sense of balance of wild cats, the flying instinct of sparrows, the regenerative potential of geckos, and the survival ability of cockroaches all entered his life in the most social way.
His roommates thought he was crazy for staying up late, his schoolmates thought he was weird but a nice guy, and the official was deep in thought in the background watching the outrageous animal news. While Lin Hao tried his best to pretend to be normal, he jumped repeatedly among electric mosquito swatters, catnip, laser points, market rats and global abnormal events.
He is afraid of death, has a poor mouth, and loves fishing. When encountering trouble, his first reaction is to think of ways to fool him.
But when the undercurrent of reviving spiritual energy surged into the campus, when the shadows in myths woke up from the gaps in the world, and when dangers invisible to ordinary people approached step by step, Lin Hao discovered that every time he possessed himself in a shameful way, he was giving the world a trump card.
Starting from the mosquito, everything becomes a god.
This time, an ordinary person who least wants to be a hero has to use the most outrageous method to protect the most ordinary world.
