I Wrote Rumors into Reality in Tokyo

Lin Ze, a Chinese international student who came to Tokyo to attend a language school and work night shifts at a convenience store, originally just wanted to survive the pressure of rent, tuition and visas. But on April Fool's Day, he casually sent out a message that "the school's final semester will be postponed for three days." The next day, the school actually sent a notice. At the same time, there is an additional hidden panel in his posting page that only he can see: as long as the spread and belief rate of a public rumor reach the standard, reality will automatically complete the cause and effect, and modify it into "a fact that originally existed." From the postponement of exams, to "Chinese clerk at Kitasenju convenience store won half a million yen", "King of Ryukyu", "Lord of Shikoku", "Controllable nuclear fusion", "Strong artificial intelligence" and "Warp drive". He originally just wanted to make life easier, but instead pushed his life into a new reality.