The Interdimensional Affairs Office

Well, how should I put it? I'll probably get criticized if I tell the truth, but I still want to complain. The writing is good, the plot is smooth, and the character portrayals are also good. This is the kind of politically clear book that the central government needs. No one can find fault with it. However, I can't see any genuine emotion in it, and I don't feel any resonance at all. It's a good book, but it's just a book.

First of all, thank you to all the readers for reading my book. This week is the first time I've achieved a strong recommendation score, which is also the best result I've ever received since I started writing. I'm very excited and nervous. I still hope that everyone will like my book, discuss it more, and give it a collection and recommendation. I want to go further.

If Pei Yan hadn't suddenly and coincidentally gained superpowers, he would probably have lived an ordinary life as a college student, graduated, and started working without any outstanding achievements. However, after gaining superpowers, the entire trajectory of Pei Yan's life took a turn for the worse.

I finally found a novel about dealing with the government, but the protagonist doesn't even have any autonomy... It feels like swallowing a fly.

To be honest, this author's writing is the kind that gets better the more you read it. You definitely won't like it at first glance because you'll find it a bit boring. Frankly, if it weren't for my roommate's strong recommendation, I definitely wouldn't have read it. The synopsis wasn't very appealing and didn't make me want to read the content. However, the title did make me want to read it.

I skipped through chapters up to 90, but before it became pay-to-read, I couldn't continue. It's true, as other readers have said, that it lacks immersion. The main storyline is too old. The author probably wanted to explore the theme of fate, but stories where the protagonist is driven by various events and characters are no longer popular. What's popular now is for the protagonist to actively drive events forward for a specific purpose.

I've finished reading two chapters. Kudos to the author... They actually wrote a million words... The beginning was enough to make me want to give up...

I love this book by the author; the plot is really well-developed and very engaging.

I hate this kind of foreshadowing writing the most; it's fucking disgusting.

If I ever gained superpowers, what would I do with them? This question lingered in my mind from the very beginning of this book. In fact, the protagonist, Pei Yan, faced this very question at the start of the story: overnight, he suddenly possessed a powerful ability, a power that could potentially control many things in society—money, influence, mystical power—all through his immense superpowers.