Ordinary Group Owner

Abilities

Conceptual Power

Conceptual power is described as the domain of conceptual gods, such as Magic Gods, and is characterized by immense, near-insurmountable might. The Ordinary Group Owner notes that while a being like a River God wields conceptual power, it remains impossible to defeat them, and the pantheon includes even greater figures like Nuwa, Odin, and Zeus 224. This type of power can give rise to new abilities, as seen with the Eye of Heart Reflection, which was born from conceptual power in the One Hundred Thousand Bad Jokes World 224. The Chat Group possesses the ability to convert members’ powers to conform to the rules of other worlds, ensuring that conceptual and other abilities remain functional across different realities 224.

• Applications: Can be the source of unique derived abilities (e.g., the Eye of Heart Reflection); grants authority over fundamental aspects of reality; persists across different world rules when converted by the Chat Group.
• Limitations: Conceptual gods themselves are considered impossible to defeat by ordinary means; the full extent of their power is unknown and may be world‑specific; the strength of a particular conceptual entity (e.g., River God) is uncertain compared to other major gods.

Supernatural Power

The term “Supernatural Power” covers a very broad range, from ordinary special abilities to high‑level Authorities. The Ordinary Group Owner explains that the Authorities of certain members are already considered high‑level Supernatural Powers, but there exists another type that is typically referred to as “Methods” or “Arts”—specifically the Thirty‑Six Heavenly Methods and the Seventy‑Two Earthly Arts 798. These Methods and Arts are distinct from conventional powers and may contain unknown properties. The Chat Group’s rewards often grant the most suitable Supernatural Power for each member, implying that the group can assess and deliver abilities tailored to an individual’s needs 798.

• Applications: Includes a vast spectrum of abilities (e.g., Authorities, Heavenly Methods, Earthly Arts); can be acquired as mission rewards or purchased; the Chat Group ensures the chosen power is well‑suited to the recipient.
• Limitations: The specific capabilities of Methods and Arts are not automatically known to the recipient; not all Supernatural Powers are equal—some are merely ordinary special abilities; the high‑level powers (e.g., Authorities) may still be inferior to conceptual or rule‑based powers.

Rule‑Level Item

A [Rule‑Level Item] is a broad category of cheats that enable world‑travel and often take the form of systems (e.g., the Myriad Worlds Killing System), space‑time artifacts (e.g., Space‑Time Bead, Chaos Bead), or gates (e.g., Two‑World Gate). Every Transmigrator carries some form of Rule‑Level Item, but its exact nature depends on luck 150. The Chat Group itself is considered a Rule‑Level Item, though the Group Owner laments its limitations compared to other cheats 150. The Chat Group has shown special interest in certain Rule‑Level Items, offering extra rewards for recycling them, and these items may hold hidden potential or unlock new Chat Group functions 1301 1311. The value and capabilities of a Rule‑Level Item are often only partially known, making them difficult to evaluate fully 1301.

• Applications: Provides cross‑world travel and transportation; can grant unique powers, systems, or resources; some items (e.g., the Myriad Worlds Killing System) allow exchange for any desired reward through killing; the Chat Group may recycle them for additional benefits.
• Limitations: The exact abilities of a Rule‑Level Item are often unknown until used; luck heavily influences the quality and usefulness of the item; the Chat Group’s own status as a Rule‑Level Item is considered subpar by the Group Owner in terms of administrative privileges.

Enhancement Function

The Enhancement Function of the Chat Group can upgrade not only abilities but also bloodlines, talents, constitutions, and even status. It costs only 1,000 points per attempt, making it a highly cost‑effective option for members looking to break through bottlenecks inherent in any power system 120. The success rate is unknown, but the potential payoff is massive. The function is intended to help members overcome the limits of their world’s technology or mysticism, and it can be applied repeatedly to continue growing stronger 120.

• Applications: Enhances any attribute—abilities, bloodlines, talents, constitutions, status; low point cost relative to potential gains; can be used multiple times to surpass natural bottlenecks.
• Limitations: Success rate is unknown and not guaranteed; the enhancement may fail, wasting points; the function is only available after the Chat Group unlocks it, and it may require sufficient group activity level.

Chat Group Power Conversion and Optimization

The Chat Group possesses fundamental abilities to convert members’ powers so they comply with the rules of other worlds, ensuring that combat strength is retained across different realities 224. Additionally, the Chat Group can optimize or erase inherent flaws in powers purchased or acquired through it. For example, Armament Haki from the Pirate World, which an ordinary physique cannot cultivate, is directly strengthened by the Chat Group to a level the user can safely wield 1274. Similarly, the flaws of Devil Fruits—such as the inability to swim—can be erased once the Chat Group unlocks its full optimization functions, though this requires the user to have sufficient strength 7. The Chat Group also exempts members from any negative side effects of fused abilities, as seen with Demon Abilities and other purchased powers 1274.

• Applications: Converts and adapts any power to function in any world; eliminates negative side effects of abilities (e.g., Devil Fruit weakness); allows ordinary individuals to use high‑level powers by physically strengthening the user; full optimization can theoretically remove all defects.
• Limitations: Full optimization functions may require the Chat Group to be unlocked further; the user must have sufficient strength to benefit from optimizations; conversion is a fundamental ability, but its limits are not specified—it may not apply to powers outside the Chat Group’s domain.

Background

Su Yunqing's journey as the Group Owner began the moment she transmigrated and was instantly inducted into the nascent Superdimensional Chat Group. As the very first member, she automatically became the Group Owner, a title that initially felt like a golden finger—but the Chat Group quickly disabused her of that notion. The early Chat Group was pathetically bare: it had no meaningful features, its gacha system yielded nothing useful, and it even dared to mute the Group Owner herself 2 3 400. Her only privilege was a seven-fold discount on purchases, a meager consolation for a woman who soon discovered she lacked the most basic authority. She could not kick members, invite new ones, or mute others; she could not even prevent herself from being silenced by the system whenever she complained about its inadequacies 3 44. In fact, she became the first—and likely the only—Group Owner ever to be muted by her own Chat Group, a humiliation that occurred multiple times 44 400.

Despite these limitations, she adapted to her role. The first batch of members included figures like Madara Uchiha, a tyrant, an asura, and a yandere—none of whom were particularly good-natured, yet she managed to coexist with them through her prior knowledge of their worlds. Madara even gifted her a pair of two-tomoe Sharingan, though without the Uchiha bloodline and before the exchange system activated, the eyes remained locked in her storage 3. The second member to join was Daigo Madoka (Boil Daigo Into Soup), whom she recognized from her childhood memories of Ultraman Tiga. The Chat Group had warned that certain functions would unlock only after ten members joined, so she eagerly anticipated more arrivals 3. Over time, the group grew, and Su Yunqing carved out a niche as the "Ordinary Group Owner"—a candid, approachable figure who often welcomed newcomers with a casual "Welcome, newcomer" and posted information about their worlds from her limited transmigrator knowledge 3 902.

Her role, however, remained largely ceremonial. She was repeatedly excluded from missions because the Chat Group judged her strength insufficient 151. When new members like the Infinity Dragon God (Great Red) or the Universe Overlord appeared, she sometimes became distracted by her own curiosity—wondering if the Chat Group was "acting up"—and had to remind herself to properly greet them 1191. She freely admitted that the early Chat Group was "trash," recalling how she had treated it as a mere chatting tool until new functions gradually materialized 44. Despite her frustrations, she continued to dispense advice to members, such as counseling Umaru Doma and Utaha Kasumigaoka about the perils of acting as a "Main God" for a civilization before they had the power to suppress potential rebellions 1234. She also displayed a nostalgic, sentimental side, as when she described the Crest of Courage as a treasure from countless childhood memories, even though the item itself was inert 645. Through all of this, Su Yunqing remained the group's most ordinary yet enduring presence—a transmigrator who had drawn the short straw, yet made the most of it.