Jiang Liu is a straight man. Yeah, a man who makes a right-angle turn can still be straight.
For example, even though he's straight, he's great at looking after people. He's the kind of straight man who makes you feel so warm you want to crawl into his arms and ask for a hug.
Lots of people want to crawl into his arms. His little sister, for instance, wants to make up for the maternal love she never got through him (?).
The protagonist, for another, wants to have a proper discussion with him about the feasibility of a younger, shorter top.
Jiang Liu: ...
If he remembered correctly, he'd transmigrated into an urban superpower novel about an invincible hero. The protagonist blazed through life, surrounded by love interests. Though he had a girlfriend, he was also entangled with several other women. Jiang Liu, meanwhile, was a useless cannon-fodder character who got casually killed off by a villain not long after appearing in the book.
So why had he gotten the female lead's role?
A curvy, muscular Barbie?
* The bottom has muscles, but they're not bulky: an East Asian aesthetic of lean, defined muscle.
A younger top who's a supreme hero in public and a devoted househusband in private VS an older, tall, long-legged bottom with a large chest and a nurturing, motherly vibe
* A powerful couple. The bottom is stronger, but he has a few fatal weaknesses, and the top is just the remedy he needs.
* The top isn't short, but the bottom is taller. The top is 1.86 meters, and the bottom is 1.9 meters.
Old blurb
After transmigrating into a superpower novel, the protagonist discovers that he's become cannon fodder. He only has the basic abilities everyone possesses.
One day, at a gathering of superpower users, he faces a villain from the original story with mind-control abilities, the original male lead with duplication abilities, and all kinds of insanely powerful abilities gathered in one place.
They ask the protagonist: What power do you have?
The protagonist: Huh? I, I have a lot of strength, I can control objects from a distance, and I can put up a shield around myself.
The superpower users burst out laughing: Huh? Hahaha! Aren't those the basic abilities every superpower user has?
Until one day, the protagonist takes down the huge boss that even a team of S-rank superpower users couldn't beat.
Superpower users A, B, and C: WTF!?
The protagonist: Well... I just have a lot of strength (enough to smash through a fortress's defenses), can control objects from a distance (there's nothing I can't control), and can put up a shield around myself (the strongest defense). That's all.
When you master a skill to perfection, even ordinary powers can make you a ruler, even a god.
[Bonus Scene]
The superpower users: Wait, you call the boss's lightning storm orb an “object”?!
And you can control an “object” like that from a distance?!
That's an insanely powerful ability capable of destroying half a city!
* The protagonist's powers are basic abilities that every superpower user can use. He can simply train them to the absolute limit, which no one else can do.
* The protagonist's power comes from his own skill. Even if other people could copy his abilities, they couldn't reach his level of mastery.
Theme: With enough hard work, even an iron rod can be ground down to a needle. An inspirational story
