Tokyo: My Terminal Illness Is Regarded as a Superpower by the System

Gao Yuan traveled through time and became a terminally ill international student huddled in a shabby rental house in Tokyo. His heart was weak, he only had 80,000 yen left in his pocket, and doctors estimated his life span to be one year. Just when he was thinking about how to get money for medical treatment, the [Dislocation System] was loaded: every disease in your body is an extraordinary entry. [Dilated cardiomyopathy] → [Thunder Drum]: The heartbeat can trigger thunder and lightning. The more chaotic the heart rhythm, the more violent the discharge. [Astigmatism, Night Blindness] → [Split Vision]: The visual acuity is greatly improved, the night is like day, and by the way, you can also see things that ordinary people cannot see. [Migraine] → [Cracking Pain]: Everyone around you shares your pain. … On the first day of the night shift at a convenience store, Gao Yuan activated [Split Vision] and saw a customer lying on another customer's shoulder, smoking something. He pressed the throbbing chest and instantly activated the [Thunder Drum]. With lightning flowing from his fingers, he slapped the impolite guest into ashes with one palm. … From the night shift at a convenience store to a temporary worker in the Countermeasures Section dealing with abnormalities. From relying on killing monsters to collect medicine fees, to treating the anomalies all over the street as mobile blood packs. Until one day, the superior being from the other world came and was riddled with thousands of curses, arrogant and arrogant: "I am the source of the disease! How can your dying body stand up to me?" Gao Yuan looked disdainful: "Stop talking nonsense and die!" … Many years later, when Gao Yuan climbed to the top with full-stairs abnormality, the rest of the world praised his name: Lord of Diseases, Lord of Heartbeats, Tokyo Night Watcher, One of All Diseases... Gao Yuan looked at the recovery diagnosis certificate in his hand and sighed: "Actually, I really just wanted to collect the money for the medicine at the beginning."