SSS-Class Villain Became My Girlfriend

When I was a kid, I wanted to be a hero.

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Modern society, the so-called ‘age of supernatural powers’, was a world of heroes and villains.

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A villain who commits evil deeds using the various supernatural powers granted to the chosen ones.

And a hero who condemns those who cannot be dealt with by public power alone in the name of justice.

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There was probably no one my age who didn’t have the same dream as me while watching the cool heroes on TV.

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However, the majority of friends who did not have superpowers and were not chosen soon realized the invisible wall and gave up on their dreams.

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But I was different.

I am the chosen one.

Like heroes, he had special abilities from birth.

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My ability is a SSS-ranked fraudulent ability that nullifies all of the abilities of others.

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Just having that ability allowed me to gain special admission to the National Hero Training Academy.

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But the grand and brilliant dream was soon shattered into pieces at the academy.

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Clearly, my ability was an unprecedented, masterful ability.

However, the limitations that were revealed one after another were all too clear.

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Limitation 1. My ability was limited to only be activated when it was in contact with others.

What that meant was that if you couldn’t even lay a finger on your opponent, you wouldn’t be able to activate your ability.

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Limitation 2. The duration of the ability did not exceed 3 minutes.

Even if I activate my ability on my opponent, if I don’t touch them again within 3 minutes, the nullification will be lifted.

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Assistance from renowned professors at the Academy.

And despite all his efforts, the limit never widened.

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In the end, I entered the academy as a promising hero.

On the graduation day, I could only watch from afar as my classmates who passed the hero recruitment exam received their certificates on the stage.

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Should I call it a substitute? Or should I call it foolishness?

I became a civil servant at the Hero Bureau under the Ministry of Public Administration and Security, which manages nationally certified heroes.

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Since I was an academy graduate, becoming a civil servant in that position was a piece of cake.

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Of course, compared to a hero, it was a really insignificant job.

I was satisfied with being able to deal with them up close.

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It was a time when I was spending my busy days as a civil servant.