[Crossover] Can the Existence of Superpowers Really Be Explained?

My name is Haijima Yuan, and I'm fifteen years old. I live in a home near Namimori Middle School, in the Namimori neighborhood. I'm an ordinary person. As an ordinary person, I don't believe in the existence of psychic powers. In kindergarten, after collecting a limited-edition Mika the Psychic card, I was invited to the set of Mika the Psychic. I saw Mika playing cards with a group of people in nothing but a pair of baggy shorts after filming wrapped; In second grade, I was so sleepy in class that I thought a psychic was flying outside the window. I shouted about it in class and ended up being kicked out by the teacher; The closest I ever got to a psychic was during a middle school trip, when I ran into my favorite psychic, X. But he was despondent and drinking heavily after his career took a downturn, and he told me he was actually just a magician. By now, I've understood: there are no psychics in this world. It's time to wake up from my dream. But things didn't go as I expected. A group of people with flames rising from their heads suddenly appeared at my middle school and started fighting every day. They all had an ability called Dying Will Flames. After I finally made it to high school, the classmate beside me turned out to be a telepath who never opened his mouth when he spoke. Determined to escape all this after a hard lesson, I went to Yokohama alone during summer vacation, only to run into a gang shootout and see someone punch a building to pieces. After that, my life seemed to be surrounded by all kinds of psychics. I couldn't help but fall into deep thought. Well, by the usual rules of cliche plots, I should become a psychic too, right? This story is also known as "The Unexplainable Existence of Psychic Powers," "Can the Existence of Psychic Powers Be Explained?" and "Psychic Powers Are Not Unexplainable." [Before You Read] 1. The main story is told in third person. 2. Parallel world, complete counterpart, and Zhi Niu is next door: "[Crossover] How I Went from Protagonist to Passerby." Theme: The not-so-psychic everyday life of a high school boy.