In the ancient city of Dali, Li Wenjun, a 46-year-old unemployed man, was scratched on his arm by a 50-kilogram packaging bag while moving cement. The wound healed automatically within a few seconds. He discovered that he had awakened the power of invisibility, as well as the adamantium body and super perception that came with it.
Starting from "smoothly" taking the first money from an underground casino, he used the money to open the most inconspicuous shoe repair stall in the ancient city to cover up publicity. At the same time, in the dark and unknown place, he picked up those scum one by one that the police could not catch and the law could not control. His invisibility skills are getting stronger and stronger, and he can gradually blend into the wind and clouds. No movement within a hundred miles can escape his ears.
No one knows that the ordinary middle-aged man who takes his daughter to school every day and bargains with the vegetable vendor for two cents is the "Dali Hidden Man" that is hotly discussed on the Internet - a mysterious figure who never shows his face, never talks much, and is always ready to hit. In the eyes of his wife, he is still the husband who forgets to buy soy sauce, and in the heart of his daughter, he is still the father who rides an electric bike to pick her up from school.
But there's an undercurrent simmering. The casino owner from whom he "smooched" a bundle of money was not an ordinary person. Behind him were underground forces across western Yunnan. And Brother Dong, who had lost his finger, had already vaguely noticed the "invisible hand".
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Ordinary people's counterattack, the reality of mid-life crisis, written in a very down-to-earth manner
Ordinary people's counterattack, the reality of mid-life crisis, written in a very down-to-earth manner