In a universe where consciousness shapes reality, having godlike powers is a nightmare-especially when all you want is to make friends in college and live a normal life on terraformed Mars. Humanity uncovered a terrifying truth: particles collapse into a defined state only when observed by a conscious mind. Thought can rewrite existence. Ahl Evnord, raised in isolation to hide abilities that defy physics, dreams of being a normal teenager. But his façade crumbles the moment he enters university. Soon he's surrounded by a chaotic crew of misfits: • Gea, a martial arts prodigy who manipulates plant biology. • Casanova, a delusional "alpha male" teaching him the "Venusian Arts." • Abel, a gentle boy who transforms into a muscle titan. • Uhk, a former corporate scientist who hacks reality using mathematics. Together, they're pulled into a conspiracy linking Mars' origins to the very fabric of the universe. What makes Metamortey more original than other shonen? • Hard Sci‑Fi Magic: No random mana. Powers follow quantum mechanics, thermodynamics, and probability, creating cerebral, tactical battles. • OP but Wholesome Protagonist: Ahl can trigger nuclear fission with his hands, yet he'd rather play arcade games and make friends. • Escalating Stakes: From hilarious slice‑of‑life disasters and awkward dates to corporate espionage and cosmic mysteries. • Trope Subversion: "Weak" characters win through unpredictability, and the scientist fights with a mental calculator. • Progressive Romance: Ahl and Gea actually develop a mature, vulnerable, emotionally grounded relationship unlike other shonen. • Massive Lore: 25 years of world‑building, a real Mars map, original soundtracks, and upcoming sequels.