The little girl, whose name doesn't matter to this story (she doesn't remember it anyway), suddenly died in her original world for some reason that, well, doesn't matter to this story either. Anyway, she died (little girl raising her middle finger.jpg).
She discovered that she had come apart, in the literal sense.
Her body (corpse?) had shattered, and her mind seemed to have shattered along with it. Yet the pieces remained connected to one another, and their thoughts were still synchronized.
From multiple perspectives, her "fragmented" self... well, selves. After they finished regenerating, they all stood up and looked at one another.
"Confused Trees Bear Confused Fruit, and Beneath the Confused Fruit Stand Me and Myself"
"Ahem. Excuse me, miss... or misses."
Someone from the Time-Space Administration Bureau had finally shown up.
"Under normal circumstances, you... or all of you, should already be dead. You shouldn't exist. This world doesn't allow things to become spirits after the founding of the country. If you stay here, every single one of you will die completely. Listen to me: you need to come with me to a new world. That world is more, um, accepting of beings like you."
"Oh, right. We have a job that's perfect for talents like you. Don't turn us down just yet. There are benefits! ...I think you've heard of a certain special containment foundation, right?"
1. No CP. It should normally be that way, since you can tell from the synopsis what the heroine's situation is. If she had a CP, it would instantly become an NP.
2. For work, the heroine will go on assignments to other worlds to retrieve and contain anomalous objects, but most of the story is still set in the main world. Just think of those trips as side quests.
3. Thanks to the Time-Space Administration Bureau for its kind gift of gene-splicing technology and the heroine's special constitution. Yes, genes are great things, especially the special genes of superheroes. I wonder what would happen if they were mixed together and stirred around? I'm so curious~
(The heroine just wants their genes.) (Bad news: Luthor's Kryptonian Breeding Manual has an imitator. Good(?) news: there's enough for everyone!)
Theme: The more people there are, the greater the responsibility
Wuhu! Throw the fake American team over and be the goalkeeper! Go on an investigation of world hope with Carmen! 💪 💪 💪
When will it be updated?
Wow! Wheelchair racing! Looking forward to it!
Otherwise, just call him Adam, he is the first male after all.
The author's writing is so interesting and interesting that I love to read it (Bi Xin)
It's over. I won't fall into the pit, right? Big meal, I'm hungry. 🙏 🙏
Things are getting more and more interesting
Tony's lines after the disputes in these chapters are very well described. His skills reflect the intelligence gap and highlight his attitude derived from his superhero-like thinking.
Clicked, Modo Modo, I watched it at three o'clock but I'm still reviewing it, woo woo
I found a good book and it turned out bad! The last update was last year!