After an ordinary young office worker is fired by his boss, he finds a bizarre living experiment on his way home: a human test subject with all sorts of strange abilities, codenamed Zero. Unable to endure being treated as less than human, Zero escapes. To defeat the doctor tracking him once and for all, he tricks, cajoles, and lures our hapless male lead into his scheme. And so our poor male lead falls for it... In the end, the two become superheroes and save the Earth, hooray! Well, it's not quite that dreamy. It's just everyday life with a few minor clashes, the occasional little adventure, and a touch of sweetness. One is an emotionally detached living experiment, and the other is a straight man who insists he's as straight as a No. 2 pencil. Surely, no matter how much they rub each other the wrong way, no sparks will fly? Hmm? Not necessarily~
[PS: This is the first time I've posted a long danmei novel online. It would be a lie to say I don't care whether anyone shows up to support it... Well, if it's to your taste, give it a read? Give me a little strength to keep from abandoning it. I devoted the summer after graduating junior high to danmei~\(≧▽≦)/~
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I have been reading this novel for the past two days. The story has twists and turns and is very interesting! I want to say, Dad, are you really a newbie? It's so well written, without the youthful feeling that newcomers often have. In fact, I think there are many people who read this article, but they are just too lazy to write comments, or they don't write due to other reasons. Damn, keep up the new posts, I will always follow you! Now I am in a literary crisis and look forward to your rescue.
Damn, the book you wrote is very good. I like it very much. I look forward to more of your articles.
I have been reading this novel for the past two days. The story has twists and turns and is very interesting! I want to say, Dad, are you really a newbie? It's so well written, without the youthful feeling that newcomers often have. In fact, I think there are many people who read this article, but they are just too lazy to write comments, or they don't write due to other reasons. Damn, keep up the new posts, I will always follow you! Now I am in a literary crisis and look forward to your rescue.