[Lighthearted and easygoing + one heroine + special powers + no angst + not invincible + no contrived drama + transmigrate; a beginner’s training journey. If it’s not your thing, don’t read.]
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That day, beneath the blood moon, “I” watched as the crescent turned red, and a huge four-pointed star appeared between its horns... ... Ten nameless gods descended, carving a new chapter in this world’s history... ... This is a story of “Auras,” “Academies,” and “Youth.”
“I” thought I was going crazy, but this world often refuses to play by the rules. What could “I” do? I could only drift along with it.
Chu Guyun, a boy with no memories of his past, woke from a hazy dream. Thinking it was just another ordinary day, he unexpectedly came upon a traffic accident and lost consciousness... ...
When he woke again, he was inside the dream. He found himself in an ancient attic, where he met a young child named Iris.
The five-story “Cloud Pavilion,” and the corners of the world that were being revealed, seemed to be guiding him toward something.
A boy who knew nothing about this world, and even hated it, was about to embark on a journey to find himself... ...
He would seek out the miracles that existed in this world.
And at the end of his journey, he would understand what the word “responsibility” meant.
“Am I right? ... A Yun?”
