I'm in Tokyo, I Start by Handing Out Devil Fruits

The early morning in Tokyo was still filled with the rush of office workers, until Lin Bai and his strange "Devil Fruit Tree" appeared, and the peace was completely torn apart. This fruit tree does not rely on sunlight, rain and dew to nourish it. Only the spread of "extraordinary knowledge" on a global scale can turn it into nutrients for its growth, giving birth to all kinds of devil fruits, and even summoning powerful existences in legends. At the beginning, Lin Bai handed a "mind-reading fruit" into the hands of an ordinary clerk, allowing her to use her ability to see into people's hearts to transform from a transparent person in the workplace to a powerful assistant relied on by her boss overnight. Turning around, he summoned Tsuji Muzan from "Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba". This immortal evil ghost unexpectedly took on a female form in the bathroom of the mansion, adding a strange twist to the city. When the bullied Yuta Sato received the "Burning Fruit", the power of fire awakened in his body. The former cowardly boy transformed into a "Fire Fist" that terrified criminals, burning injustice with fierce flames. As more and more people know about the supernatural, the Devil Fruit tree grows stronger and stronger, and Tokyo has completely turned into a arena of supernatural power. The flames burning the fruit collided fiercely with the ghost king, and the terrifying scene of a hundred ghosts walking at night swept the streets, and the forces of all parties were reshuffled due to the sudden power structure. Lindbergh stood at the center of this chaos, both as a distributor of fruits and as a promoter of extraordinary times. He looked at the new fruits that were constantly growing in his hands, as well as the stronger summons that were about to move next to the fruit trees, and couldn't help but think: "Where will this extraordinary craze in Tokyo that he started lead the world to in the end?" (See behind-the-scenes articles for group portraits, please recommend, monthly tickets)