I Transmigrate Through the Myriad Worlds at the Same Time, Looking for Fun

At an utterly ordinary intersection, a transmigration ambassador in the form of a dump truck sends Yan Le hurtling into the Myriad Worlds. When Yan Le wakes up, he finds himself on a battlefield in the War of Resistance, with artillery roaring all around him. He ruefully realizes that although he wants to kill the Japanese, he doesn’t have the strength to truss a chicken. But after merging with his memories, he discovers he’s the fellow disciple and slack-off senior of Ma Ben Zai, one of the Thirty-Six Thieves from The Outcast. His craft of weapon refinement is a complete mess. Yan Le immediately thinks of enchanting the broadsword he borrowed from a comrade so he can kill the Japanese with it. But just then, he faints and sees a space like the starry sky, along with several figures looking for a bit of fun. From then on, the Yan Les begin helping one another reshape the Myriad Worlds into the places they want them to be. Immortality isn’t their goal. Having fun is. The Outcast: Use weapon-refinement arts to forge an artifact of destiny, wipe out the island nation, make every person in Huaxia a dragon, turn the population red line into the world’s red line, break through the timeline, and let the color red shine across Huaxia’s history. The Walking Dead: Use necromancy to resurrect the American military as zombies and take over America, then use holy magic to restore Huaxia. Naruto: Use ninjutsu to usher in a new-energy industrial age, venture beyond the planet, and exterminate the Ōtsutsuki Clan. Super God Academy: Combine super-god technology with cultivation methods so that every citizen of Huaxia becomes a god, capable of declaring on their own, “Those who offend Huaxia, no matter how far away, will be killed.”