X-Men: In the Beginning, I Recruit Mutants and Make the Americans Cry

Parallel World · Mutants · Chinese Resettlement · Omniscient and Omnipotent · Farming and Construction · National Power Power Fantasy · Face-Slapping

Waking up, Zhou Ce transmigrates to a parallel world where mutants have just been discovered.

Identity: the youngest clerk at China’s “Special Talent Reception Office,” twenty-four years old, holding a section-chief-level position.

Cheat ability: in his previous life, he watched every X-Men film, comic, animation, and spin-off, so he knows the upper limit, personality weaknesses, and turning points into villainy of every mutant.

At this moment, the U.S. Congress has just passed the Mutant Threat Control Act, panic is spreading worldwide, and thousands of mutants are being expelled, wanted, and hunted.

And Zhou Ce, holding a blank resettlement form, stands on the national border.

“Comrade Quicksilver, the organization has arranged a position for you—Emergency Logistics Special Duty Officer. During Singles’ Day, nationwide delivery with zero complaints. Salary negotiable, social insurance and two housing funds included.”

“Comrade Storm, the northwest’s three provinces have suffered four years of drought. The people are waiting for you. On your first day at work, you’ll be the people’s benefactor.”

“Mr. Magneto, there are still three thousand people pinned under reinforced concrete in the Wenchuan aftershock zone. Your power today is not a weapon, but a pair of hands that save lives.”

“Professor X, the National Security Department has a list of sleeper agents that hasn’t been cleared in thirty years. If you come today, you can bring it to zero.”

The U.S. president watched the live broadcast on the news and smashed his third coffee cup:

“In our place, these people are clearly threats! Uncontrollable bombs! How did he do that?!”

Zhou Ce adjusted his cuffs and smiled slightly at the camera.

“You don’t know how to use them, so I’ll use them for you.”

“Here, there are no monsters.”

“Only comrades serving the people.”