Time travel sucks when you can’t shut it off.In a world where everyone has meta-abilities, you’d think life would be exciting. But most people are stuck with useless party tricks—like popping toast out of thin air or minor telepathy (great for predicting lunch orders, not much else). Though, that’s not the interesting part. The interesting part is North—the new student at Beyonder’s Academy, who sent two so-called supervillains to the hospital before his first class even started. North has lived through this era of superhumans twice already. He’s watched civilizations rise, fall, and repeat like a bad rerun. He remembers just enough to be dangerous—but not enough to care. Because, really—what’s the point of being a hero when everything resets anyway? Now he’s back for Round Three. Broke. Bored. And done pretending to care. The world worships powerful meta-abilities. The academy trains the next generation of heroes. But when you’ve lived multiple lifetimes, nothing impresses you anymore.  The so-called heroes? He’s already seen their rise and fall.The villains ripping through the city? Just running the same script.And the mystery puppetmaster rewinding time? They keep dragging him through resets, leaving the world a little more broken each time. He should probably stop them. Fix whatever’s happening. Save the world, or something. Instead? He’s having fun with it. Grinding power levels, dodging bad guys, and checking off every superhero cliché like it’s a to-do list.And yeah—there’s a girl. There’s always a girl.At least, she makes the chaos worth it. Readers can expect: a mix of laid-back humor, time-loop shenanigans, and slice-of-life moments. The world: itself is a fusion of superpowers, with multiple systems managing and defining their function. Some powers are grouped into frameworks, like The Ghostwriter, which lets people become characters in an overarching narrative like Wise Mentor or Crowd Hero, or The System (similar to LitRPG), where fighting increases stats and grants greater power, and many more. This isn’t a traditional superhero story. It’s a slow-paced exploration of a subtly altered world with skewed morality and many other concepts. Flashy battles and clear-cut villains take a backseat as the focus shifts to the world’s quirks, gradually building momentum. The story has a slow pace. Loops don’t happen often, so it’s more like time travel. The tags are there to let you know what to expect as the story progresses, even if certain elements haven’t appeared yet.