Don't Transmigrate While I'm Sleeping

A nearsighted high school student whose parents forbid him from touching computers in the name of eye care falls asleep in class. When he opens his eyes, he has become someone else.

In reality, he is Liu Moran, a bystander who can only watch his deskmate play games from a little stool, left behind on the shore as the tide of the times rolls by. In the demon realm, he is Milk, a half-breed in an age of chaos ruled by swords and magic.

The genius mage Edgar's forbidden spell accidentally tears through the barrier between two worlds and pulls him into the continent of Aisland, a chaotic land divided among many races with an empty throne. There are no phones or computers here, but there is magic, dragons, elves, dwarves, and demonkin. There are no grades or rankings, but the laws of survival are more brutal than any exam.

Just as he wonders whether he has transmigrated, his politics teacher's shout of “No sleeping in class!” jolts him back to reality. So was it transmigration, or a dream?

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual persons or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.