Western fantasy + multiple races + character growth + expansive world + thoughtful plot + near-invincible protagonist + slow burn
Luo Xiaolun, whose life has been a failure, wanders aimlessly down the street. He tries to save a little girl who suddenly appears, only to be sent hurtling into another world by a massive truck.
Driver: Hey, buddy, time to head to another world.
Luo Xiaolun: What the fu...
This is a world where swords and magic coexist. Humans, elves, dwarves, demons, vampires, and hundreds of other races live here, keeping one another in check and maintaining a delicate balance...
Luo Xiaolun: Get to the point.
Author: ...
Luo Lun transmigrates to the Continent of Chilling Winds, but for special reasons, he gets trapped in a little cabin in the Mysterious Forest.
After years of studying magic, Luo Lun finally happens to find a way out of the cabin.
(Luo Lun: I figured it out by getting up early, staying up late, and racking my brains day and night!)
Just as he’s about to pursue a happy life with an almost vindictive determination...
What? A beast tide has broken out on the border, and they’re drafting me by force?
Plague, famine, revolution?
And, of course, I have to look after my useless apprentices and students. Wait, why are you all acting so weird?
The deranged vampire princess: “Master, give me everything you have. I’ll take very good care of you.”
The sweet little priestess: “Master, that awful vampire has cursed you. Let me give you a thorough examination.”
The academy’s top student: “Teacher, I don’t quite understand these books. Could you teach me in person?”
And the twin siblings I took in.
Sister: “Stay away from Master!”
Brother: “Save you? Not a chance. Good luck!”
Why do so many troublesome things keep happening?