In an era when 60% of humanity has superpowers, the scales of public authority tip in favor of the superpowered, and hero worship becomes the social norm.
Only those with superpowers can become heroes.
Liu Xunye was once a registered superpowered member of the Heroes' Guild. Later, he burned his license and became a marginalized law enforcement officer.
His parents have always been alive as if they were dead, his older brother dead as if he were alive, and he possesses the kind of righteous madness this age rarely sees.
Xiang Ze has always been an active licensed hero, diligent and devoted, never making an unconventional decision or doing anything unnecessary.
While helping with a call one day, he reunites with his old classmate Liu Xunye. After an unexpected incident, he discovers that the lunatic doesn't have any superpowers at all.
And then they get together.
The original work has gone off the rails, with major changes everywhere. It's no longer fanfiction, and many of the settings aren't original either. Whatever it is, fine.
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I actually found a buried treasure! I think the quality of this article is higher than many of the articles on the list, whether it is in depth, writing style, or character creation, in short, it hit my mark. Call my wife!
Because the issues discussed are too serious... What most readers want to read are cool articles/sweet pets/silly dicks to satisfy the various injustices and regrets in their lives. It is best to have a full-level account with cheats to crush them all the way. I don't know what others think, but I really like this story. This is a very mature and personal story with both its core and characters. There is really no problem with the structure and writing, but the problem is that it is too mature and personal. In a sense, being too mature and profound can lead to dullness, while being too personal can appear obscure. If you, the author, want to make money by writing, I personally feel that it is difficult to commercialize such a story now...
After thinking about it again and again, I feel that Liu and Lelouch are similar...
I turned to my previous reading notes, and when I went back to look for them, I found that I couldn't find them. I have been searching for more than half a year, and I finally found the teacher in the sea of people. It's great.
Thank you to the author for creating such a good work. I can't lead the public, so this is just me. I don't want to be addressed by you because I think "you" seems to put a big distance between us (although we have no intersection), so I'll just use you. I didn't expect to be able to find such a formal work like yours in this love-minded Otome reader, and it suits my taste so well. I'm really happy. . . . . Tired of rainbow fart I don't want to force beep anymore Authornb
A society that needs heroes is the most failed society. I have never understood the setting of Wo Ying. When people are in danger, the first thing they think of is when a hero will come to save themselves instead of saving themselves. They do not believe in themselves and place their hopes on others. This situation is still recognized by the public as the "true approach". This is unimaginable to me. My other views are basically the same as those of the author and Mr. Liu. Such a world is not so much saved by heroes. For example, being bound by the definition of "hero" and then being ruthlessly killed by this society (just my personal opinion, I don't know the intention of my English author, and I don't want to guess what he wants to express) The three views are different, and the living environment is also different. There is no need to constrain my thinking, but sometimes I wonder whether everything I do is meaningful, but now thinking about it, what I do does not need to be meaningful. What's the point of living for the sake of living? So I want to complain about how well the protagonist of Wo Ying is portrayed. . . Not to mention failure, it is really embarrassing (I am a very decadent person, I have been bullied and isolated, but I will not be like him), but it is quite in line with the setting that my hero should have. I can only say that I have been too deeply poisoned by the heroic society. . I don't understand what you are cooking. Do you want to say that he has positive energy? I can only say that which truly positive person would give up directly because of his inherent shortcomings? You want to say that he is optimistic, he is quite optimistic. . Hehe. The shining point I found in him is his good grades (although I personally don't like to discuss matters related to study and school in life). Of course, the above words are all used to offend others, and when I write about people I hate, I also write according to my own ideas. I know that I can still see some of his other points by avoiding them. Just tell him who he is, you can tell. . It's Green Valley. In my words, he is a person who was almost killed by society but was very lucky to be pulled back. . . It's really annoying. I'm different, I'm already dead (laughing):-D So this is a meaningless sentence. But in the end, I still have to say: The author is too strong, the author is awesome, the author is like a god (not a mockery, but a compliment, don't misunderstand), yeah, yeah, yeah
I asked for another knife555
Did I not understand? The ending is be?
It's over. . . . I like it very much, I really like it, the author is great The author is really great, but it's a pity that not many people read it (*?????) Also, the ending is full of flowers (??▽?)ノ
Woohoo! I'll blow you away!!! The fairy descended to earth, woo woo woo!!!