What should you do if you transmigrate to a world full of cultivators, but have no talent for cultivation?
On an online forum, this utterly ridiculous question was quickly pinned to the top. Curious onlookers flooded the comments: "Dude, are you writing a web novel? Need some inspiration?"
"What web novel?"
Amid the cheerful banter, one guy offered some genuinely useful advice based on the questioner's premise: "Start studying hard in elementary school, then crush everyone on the college entrance exam! Oh, and don't write the novel that way. Readers would be bored to death."
The onlookers were moved to tears: "Damn, that's depressing. It's bad enough to transmigrate and be unable to cultivate, but you have to go to school too?"
The questioner replied with a straight face, talking nonsense: "What did you expect? You still have to study after transmigrating! Look at the setting: even ordinary people can take part in magical research and civil service exams. Since the protagonist can't cultivate, of course he has to study hard, first get into a prestigious university, and then join the government!"
"Bullshit! You transmigrate and still have to compete?" our righteous protagonist immediately snapped. "Of course you take it easy after transmigrating! Anyone who tries too hard is a loser!"
