“Mutation is the key to evolution. It’s how we evolved from single-celled organisms into the dominant species on this pnet.

  This process is slow, often taking millions of years. But every few hundred thousand years, evolution takes a leap forward.”

  The midday sun shone brightly, casting its golden rays through the cssroom windows, illuminating the students’ faces.

  At the front of the css, a confident and captivating female teacher passionately expined the intricacies of biology.

  At the back, however, Norin twirled his pencil, his mind wandering as he gazed out the window, lost in thought.

  At that moment, he felt like he was back in high school before transmigration, dull biology csses with their uncanny ability to induce drowsiness.

  Back then, he could afford to nap. But not now.

  Because he had transmigrated!

  And not just anywhere, into the perilous Marvel Universe, a world filled with gods, aliens, and threats beyond imagination.

  Compared to his previous mundane reality, this world was a constant danger zone.

  A certain bance-obsessed “Director of Popution Control” was sharpening his bde, preparing for a universal-scale war.

  Deep within Earth’s core, a colossal celestial being, Tiamut, slumbered, waiting to awaken and doom the pnet.

  And then there was Kang the Conqueror, master of time, gazing down upon all creation across the multiverse.

  But for now, all of that seemed distant.

  What concerned Norin more was the looming war between humanity and mutants.

  After all, his current identity was that of a mutant!

  Specifically, a student at Xavier’s School for Gifted Youngsters.

  “Well, isn’t that just lovely,” Norin muttered to himself.

  Norin sighed inwardly. "Why couldn’t I get one of those cheat-like systems? Everyone knows having even a mid-tier system guarantees success."

  But unfortunately, he didn’t have one.

  In this dangerous world, starting without a system or beginner’s package meant he had to rely on wit and caution.

  Thankfully, he wasn’t entirely without hope. He did have a unique ability.

  “Pay attention! Take notes and focus on the lesson!”

  The sharp voice of Ororo Munroe, better known as Storm, snapped him out of his reverie.

  Yes, their biology teacher was none other than the X-Men’s Storm, whose mutant ability allowed her to control weather.

  She could summon lightning, clouds, and storms at will, a truly formidable power.

  Norin focused his attention on the lesson, suppressing a smirk. Teachers were the same everywhere, weren’t they?

  Two months had passed since Norin woke up in this world.

  Back then, he had been captured by Hydra for reasons he couldn’t yet comprehend. Helpless and powerless, he was an ordinary man with no status or abilities.

  At least, until his mutant powers awakened.

  Like most mutants, Norin’s powers were triggered by intense emotional stress. However, his powers weren’t the kind to instantly break him out of captivity.

  His ability? He could temporarily copy another mutant’s power through bodily fluid exchange—like a kiss.

  After some testing, he discovered more about his powers:

  The copied ability sted for about a day but could extend with repeated exchanges.Over time, he could potentially make the copied ability permanent.His ability also allowed him to enhance others. Through intimate interaction, he could fix fws in their powers and even boost their mutant rank.This made his power incredibly unique and versatile.

  Through observation, Norin noticed that his abilities seemed to make him naturally irresistible.

  When his powers activated, his already-handsome appearance was subtly enhanced. His charm skyrocketed, exuding an almost supernatural allure that made him utterly captivating to women.

  Though it didn’t guarantee instant love, it ensured a perfect first impression.

  Combined with his... exceptional stamina, he was practically a walking enigma of seduction.

  “Is this some kind of succubus-like power?” he mused.

  With great power came great physical demands, though, and Norin was already feeling the toll.

  Even so, he couldn’t deny the potential of his abilities. In the right hands, they could tip the scales of power in this universe.

  And for that, he had Hydra to thank.