This Superpower Has No Effect
Unable to figure it out, she simply stopped thinking about it.
After ten days of tension, it was time to relax.
She went into the bathroom and soaked in a hot bath, then wrapped herself in a blanket, went back to the bedroom, and flopped onto the bed, burying her head under the covers and sleeping deeply.
While in Regaken State, she hadn't actually slept soundly at all—she was always afraid that someone around her had been possessed by an alien and would crawl into her bed while she was asleep.
Now, fully relaxed, she slept deeply and soundly.
The next day, she woke up to find it was already ten in the morning.
Sunlight streamed through the gap in the curtains, and Tu Ran stared blankly at that beam of light.
It felt so good to wake up naturally.
In her previous world, she could sleep in until noon every Saturday and Sunday.
The capitalists in this world were truly detestable—there were no statutory holidays at all.
Only those who had made contributions to the Federation and received commendations were occasionally granted time off.
She really missed the old days.
Tu Ran felt deeply sorrowful.
After lazing in bed for an hour, Tu Ran reluctantly got up.
She couldn't allow herself to be too indulgent; there was still so much she needed to learn.
Besides, she had to check what kind of superpower the inner core of that bird demon possessed.
Before she left last time, she had casually placed the Danghu's inner core on the table.
Tu Ran picked it up and examined it closely. Its appearance was identical to the one the hook snake had given her.
What effect would it have?
Tu Ran swallowed it in one gulp. The moment it entered her throat, the hard bead transformed into a stream of clear liquid that flowed through her limbs and bones.
It was definitely the inner core.
Tu Ran sat there, waiting for the superpower to activate.
After waiting for a while, nothing happened.
Did she need to make the first move?
Tu Ran stood up and paced around the room twice, but still, there was no obvious change in her body.
So... what was this superpower?
Tu Ran could imagine hundreds of possible superpowers in her mind, but she couldn't guess which one this was.
She swung her fists and kicked her legs, but the strength was still the same. She even tried forming hand seals like in those xianxia dramas, pushing outward—yet nothing magical happened.
It seemed... there really was no change...
Tu Ran sighed. Forget it; she wouldn't hold out hope.
This superpower might only be discovered by chance at some point.
Her stomach suddenly growled. Tu Ran patted her belly and walked toward the refrigerator.
Opening the fridge, the first thing that caught her eye was that box of fried chicken.
It had been sitting in the fridge for ten days, so it was no longer edible.
And other than that box of fried chicken, the entire fridge was empty.
Did the original owner never eat at home?! Tu Ran wondered.
It looked like she would have to buy ingredients herself.
She went back to the bedroom and changed into a more casual outfit. As she passed the mirror, Tu Ran stopped and examined herself in it.
The original body had a great figure—not overly thin, not plump, but with a healthy beauty defined by visible muscle.
Tu Ran lifted her shirt; the original body had a thin layer of abs.
This perfect set of obliques was something she had once dreamed of.
She never imagined she'd get it this way.
Overall, the original body had good looks and a great figure, and was quite capable too.
The only flaw was her hopeless romanticism.
But that was unavoidable—no one is perfect, and even the most outstanding people have flaws. However, since she had come into this body, she would definitely strive to become flawless.
Tu Ran carried the box of fried chicken out with her.
Passing by the trash can downstairs, she tossed it in.
"Zero, find the nearest supermarket."
"The nearest supermarket has been located. A route has been planned for you."
Following the route, Tu Ran walked for fifteen minutes and arrived at the entrance of a large supermarket.