Starting with magical girls, I'll reign supreme for eternity.

Chapter 1 We've been waiting for this moment, our eyes brimming with anticipation.
"One-Punch Man's performance is truly invincible, who can withstand one of his punches?"

"Kakarot could eat a bald man in one bite."

"Ultraman is the strongest. One of his beams can destroy a planet, and he can also travel through the universe."

"Dc Superman is someone who can blow away a star with a single breath and casually move a dozen planets. Do you understand the multiverse?"

The summer breeze blew in from outside the classroom. After the boring math class, the boys, who had been suppressing their emotions for a long time, always had the most heated discussion about combat power.

Power level comparison within the same work, and power level comparison across different works.

They cite sources, find historical records and visuals, and even a single drop of sweat during battle can be used as evidence of a person's strength, leading to heated debates.

"childish."

Jiang Si, who was passing by, sneered, "You're all high school students, and you're still watching this stuff."

One of the bespectacled boys, who was arguing heatedly with a classmate, suddenly slammed his hand on the desk, scattering books all over the floor. "What childish stuff have you been reading again?"

Jiang Si remained silent, simply sitting back down and pulling out a thick book with strikingly large characters.

Covering the sky!

"Ye Fan, Emperor Ye is the strongest."

A burst of laughter followed.

Naturally, some ridicule was inevitable.

Jiang Si didn't argue with these frogs in a well.

Ultraman and Superman are nothing compared to the brilliance of the moon, like the light of a firefly.

While they were still debating who was stronger, the protagonist of the online novel had already become the sole ruler of all time.

What multiverse, what parallel world? The protagonists of online novels have already proven it once and for all, turning cause into effect, and creating a cycle of time and space.

Not only did the Trisolarans completely overwhelm the primitive humans in terms of combat strength, but the difference in their spiritual realm was also terrifying.

No matter how much you say, these kids won't understand.

A boring school, dull classmates, and teachers who know nothing.

Jiang Si was already tired of everything here.

If one could become like the protagonist of an online novel, one could probably escape everything in front of them.

He has been searching for extraordinary powers in this world.

Qigong, magic, superpowers, anything is fine.

All the extraordinary abilities you can find in the city can eventually lead to immortality cultivation.

As long as one can cultivate immortality, one can embark on the Great Dao, achieve immortality, and dominate all ages!

But there was nothing.

This world is just ordinary, there are no extraordinary powers. Following the rumors of those extraordinary abilities only leads to disappointment and being deceived time and time again.

Since that's the case, Jiang Si stopped dwelling on it.

All paths lead to the same destination. Since we do not possess extraordinary power, we should take the arduous method of proving the Dao through force. As long as we temper our physical body to the extreme, we will one day break through the limits and glimpse the Dao.

Therefore, Jiang Si is always honing his skills. Even during class, he will constantly grip the hand gripper under his desk.

During my lunch break, I go for a run, do push-ups, and pull-ups.

I have never slacked off in more than five years.

Training alone is not enough. Which online novel protagonist became a master through secluded, arduous training? Everyone transforms through real-world combat!

So, in order to hone his combat skills, he often sought out and challenged local thugs.

From initially getting beaten black and blue in one-on-one fights, he can now skillfully handle being ganged up on by two or three thugs without being at a disadvantage.

He could clearly feel his own transformation.

The story may be fictional, but the lessons learned are never false.

Jiang Si didn't slack off in her studies either. Which online novel protagonist doesn't have some knowledge of physics and chemistry? And can even recite ancient poems fluently at crucial moments?

These are all basic skills, but ultimately his energy is limited, so he only learns some useful knowledge. As for things like English that he can't use, he knows them terribly.

While I am somewhat unbalanced in my studies, my grades are still above average in my class. They are neither good enough to warrant the teacher's attention nor bad enough to be ridiculed for letting online novels affect my studies.

It was only a few classes in the afternoon, and before long it was almost time to go home.

As Jiang Si got up to leave, she passed by the classmates who had been arguing earlier. The group, who had been whispering amongst themselves, immediately fell silent. Although many of her classmates disapproved of Jiang Si's obsession with online novels and her reluctance to interact with others, no one dared to provoke her.

After all, he's really good at fighting.

People say they want to be Superman or Ultraman, but that's just talk, just daydreaming.

Only Jiang Si, that simpleton, was serious about wanting to become a protagonist in an online novel and cultivate immortality; after all, everyone could see how hard he trained every day.

No one wants to get close to such an eccentric person.

of course there are exceptions.

For example, Lu Ya, a girl from the next class.

This girl, from a wealthy family, excelling in her studies, and possessing stunning looks, inexplicably became close to the unpopular Jiang Si.

Every time school ended, she would come looking for him, ignoring the many strange looks around her, and follow Jiang Si home with him.

He would even take out a new novel from his schoolbag and hand it to Jiang Si.

The two of them would not take the main road; once they left the school gate, they would walk into less crowded side streets and quickly disappear from sight.

If Lu Ya hadn't been somewhat popular at school and favored by the teachers, rumors would probably have been flying everywhere long ago.

However, in reality, the two did not have any shady relationship.

Jiang Si had only helped her out when she challenged the thugs, and later asked her to help her rent some novels to read.

As for Lu Ya, she also found it difficult to regard this classmate, who was always eccentric and obsessed to the point of being a romantic partner.

"Even if you read every single online novel, you still won't be able to become the protagonist."

I just want to remind him every time, hoping he won't go astray like this.

Jiang Si simply replied without looking up, "Don't try to corrupt my resolve."

Lu Ya, who was already used to it, just hugged her schoolbag and continued to nag from the side:

"The college entrance exam is just around the corner. Auntie has also said that you should put aside online novels for now and focus on your studies. With a little effort, it won't be difficult for you to get into a top-tier university, just like me. I can still help you find novels in the future."

"I have my own plans."

"Is your plan to maintain the status quo until university, or even into the workforce?" Lu Ya looked at him seriously. "You can't live like this forever, can you?"

"Why not?"

"You will regret this."

Jiang Si shoved the book Lu Ya handed her back, turned around and left, saying, "Destiny brings both success and failure."

In order to find out what he was talking about in his rambling way, Lu Ya read a lot of novels, so she naturally knew what the next line of the poem was.

The Immortal Venerable regrets, but I do not!

Clutching her schoolbag, she immediately stomped her foot, "Why won't you listen to advice?"

Just as she was about to give chase, a small truck crashed into the wall next to her!

The alley was already narrow, and this small truck suddenly squeezed in, completely blocking the road!
Then, without slowing down at all, it charged straight at the two of them, leaving them nowhere to hide.

"Jiang Si!"

The boy looked up at the drowsy driver and walked straight towards him without flinching!

With a kick, he sent a large rock flying under the wheels of the small truck. The truck slowed down slightly after being jolted, and Jiang Si delivered a powerful kick to its face, breaking the leg bone on the spot.

It actually made the small truck stop for a moment.

He then crashed into the car, knocking the front of the vehicle to one side, but also pulling himself inside.

The front of the car got stuck against the wall, scraping against it all the way.

It finally stopped abruptly in front of Lu Ya.

Stunned, Lu Ya plopped down on the ground, then stood up again, looking helplessly at the boy whose clothes were torn from friction and whose body was half-soaked in blood, swaying but still managing to stand up.

The driver, his face covered in blood, got out of the car and frantically made a phone call. Lu Ya's eyes immediately reddened.
"You, are you stupid? Why didn't you run away..."

The once quiet alleyway gradually became noisy, and visibility slowly blurred until nothing could be seen, but Jiang Si still managed a disdainful sneer before collapsing to the ground:

"I should avoid its sharp edge?!"

(End of this chapter)