Ever wished for a clean slate? Imagine waking up to a world redefined by godlike beings, where reality itself is playdough. In Stone Three's *Full-Time Public Enemy*, Chen Gu gets more than he bargained for. His rude awakening includes not only a jarring culture shock but also a son old enough to draw social security. This isn't your typical wish-fulfillment isekai. Forget instant mastery and triumphant power fantasies; Chen Gu's new reality is an existential deep dive. His old life is a distant memory, replaced by a world where superpowered individuals casually rewrite the laws of physics. Armies are obsolete, governments are at the mercy of the super-elite, and reality is…flexible. Yet, amidst this cosmic chaos, Chen Gu is confronted with something far more personal: a grown man claiming to be his son. This initial, bewildering encounter ignites a story brimming with both heart and humor. *Full-Time Public Enemy* isn't just about dazzling displays of power; it's about the messy, beautiful bonds of family forged in the most outlandish circumstances. The novel explores identity, belonging, and the very definition of family against a backdrop of superhuman dominance. Imagine a slice-of-life sitcom set in a superhero dystopia. The humor is wry, the characters are flawed and relatable, and the world-building is breathtakingly original. How does Chen Gu navigate this bizarre new future and his unexpected paternal responsibilities? Can he bridge the gap between his past and this impossible present? And can he ever truly accept a son who is, chronologically, his senior? Prepare for a story that's as thought-provoking as it is wildly entertaining.