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Chapter 2: Disrupted Abnormal Daily Life

"Adventures, companions, and enemies..."

"A perfect story is like this, everything happens naturally..."

"It's a pity," Andrew moved his wrist and looked at the manuscript he had just completed with a scrutinizing eye, "both the grammar and the vocabulary are a bit lacking, otherwise it wouldn't have fallen to this point..."

He turned around and confirmed again that there was no outsider in the small room, then he snapped his fingers in relief - a stone he used as a paperweight was moved to the top of the manuscript, and the tightly closed window was opened to a suitable angle.

perfect.

He silently praised himself in his heart. So far, everything was going as planned.

Coming here - to be exact, it has been three months since he traveled to the body of this boy who killed himself because of a stupid bet as soon as he opened his eyes after working overtime. During these three months, he has completed a series of things such as getting familiar with the original body's memory, handling interpersonal relationships, making money steadily, having his own room, and mastering the ability he named "telekinesis".

Although he still misses his previous life, he still abides by the promise he made at that time and lives strong and positively.

"It's just a little off track..."

Andrew looked at the manuscript in front of him and shook his head, which was not appropriate for his age. Although the buddy who went into the water to save people with him would probably say something like "let me see it" after reading the manuscript, it was still a bit outrageous for an eleven-year-old to write such a thing.

But what can he do?

Using existing knowledge to make money is the behavior that requires the least capital and has the lowest risk. If it were in ancient times, he could use his mathematical skills to earn his first pot of gold. If he were in the same language, he could use his eloquence to tell stories and make money. But in an orphanage in the UK in 1991, the only relatively safe money-making opportunities he could remember were more than a decade later...

There is no other way but to rely on knowledge - a simple, crude and effective way. Find a biography of a celebrity, a phone book, some paper, ink and pen, and that's enough.

Extract the people from the biography, choose the hero or heroine, choose a large number of supporting characters (refer to the phone book at this moment and replace the names), set up different scenarios, let the story move forward, and then mix in a carefully described plot that can reduce the reader's requirements for grammar and vocabulary, then give it a shocking series of titles and a fancy pen name, find a suitable tabloid or magazine, and submit it.

If your imagination is really lacking, you can even refer to a few similar books. It's that simple - and the perfect thing is that in the UK, this is not illegal.

Thanks to the massive reading experience brought by the online literature era, as well as the vast number of techniques for extracting excitement and contrast, the short biographies he wrote are more popular than expected. After three months of hard work, Andrew has made his pen name famous. After donating 70% of his royalties to the hospital to subsidize daily expenses, he got an independent room, slightly more refined meals, no questions about writing-related privacy, and enough free time.

That’s enough - if he hadn’t discovered the existence of that telekinesis, Andrew’s future plan would have been to save some tuition money, go to a good university, and then start his new life.

Of course, if the subsequent submissions are more and more successful, he doesn't mind making a lot of money from long stories or simply washing his hands of the story. Of course, this is difficult. He can make money now because the track is not so competitive, and the readers' requirements for special topics are much lower.

But ever since he discovered and was able to initially master this "telekinesis", he began to systematically take time out to cultivate this power - although it was not as strong as he had imagined, it was still very good.

After all, he was not in a world full of dangers, and there were no people with super powers around him. Whether it was biographies or fairy tales, there was no sign of the existence of large-scale super powers - he had carefully confirmed this before rewriting.

"It's a pity that we have to keep it secret until we have enough power, and we have to be careful about the danger...otherwise, we can gradually get used to this power in our daily life." Andrew has carefully verified it - he has tried to make objects float, feathers, paper balls, books, stones, and the objects he can control are about thirty kilograms in the end. If they are heavier, he will fail.

As for duration, you will feel tired after about half an hour with the maximum weight, and the weight you can handle will decrease rapidly.

As for multitasking, that's not possible at the moment - that is, he must concentrate fully to maintain his telekinesis. Once he is distracted, his telekinesis will be weakened a lot, or even ineffective.

As for other aspects, he experimented with the uses of telekinesis one by one according to the table.

He has tried to make an object pass through another object under the protection of "telekinesis". The most successful one so far is to make a wooden stick pass through a stone. He will feel tired after performing similar functions about thirty times. As for the impact of different types of substances on the loss of "telekinesis", the experiment is still underway.

He has tried to use telekinesis to repair damaged objects. His current results are that he can repair several obvious cracks, but water droplets will still seep through the broken cups, indicating that the repair is not perfect. The maximum number of cups that can be repaired is five, after which he will get tired.

He once tried to use telekinesis to heal an injured mouse, but the mouse died - the cause of death was excessive blood loss due to the inability to stop the bleeding. But surprisingly, the wound showed signs of recovery.

...

He even did dangerous human experiments - in terms of hair, he successfully made his hair grow five centimeters with the help of "telekinesis", which forced him to change his hairstyle to cover it up.

"It's because I read too much and too many things, so I can't confirm it..."

While thinking, Andrew tried to use his telekinesis to move a few extremely sharp iron nails - his "telekinesis" was so omnipotent that he really didn't know what kind of ability it was.

It is precisely because he suspected that this ability was related to the mental activity caused by time travel that he named this ability telekinesis.

Yes, he was mentally active. He only needed to rest for about four hours a day to be energetic. Even if he overused his "telekinesis", he could recover after a one-hour nap. As for closing his eyes and sitting there without thinking about anything, similar to meditation recovery, he had tried it before, and he couldn't clear his mind...

A relatively stable way to make money, a superpower that is not strong enough but is clearly growing, a relatively stable living environment, and a public school that is not too bad (because he has paid enough royalties and was recommended by the school). He is satisfied with the progress of everything so far.

"The next thing to do is to try something that can help the growth of telekinesis and strengthen telekinesis control..."

Andrew planned so.

But life always has a few unexpected things. With the sound of footsteps, there was a knock on the door of his room.

"I'm sorry to bother you, little Andrew. Mrs. Camille wants you to come over—"

The Mammy who was speaking paused, "Have you enrolled in a certain school? Madam Camille has received a letter from a lady named Minerva McGonagall, who hopes to have an appointment with Madam Camille tomorrow regarding the school you will attend."

(End of this chapter)