[Anime Crossover] [Fantasy Imagination] [System PLUS Edition] [Satisfying Power Fantasy] [Genre Mashup] [Breaking the Mold]
As a seasoned veteran forced to transmigrate four times, I was promised by the System that this time would be nothing but fun!
Who would have guessed that the moment I opened my eyes, I'd be handed a script full of debuffs: a gambling-addict father, a mother with cancer, a school-age little sister, shattered meridians, and a malfunctioning System.
After five long years of waiting, just as I was about to end it all, the late System came crashing down on me: "Ding!! Compensation: the System's highest authority!"
From that moment on, the spirit-qi continent's whole vibe changed:
"I'm a modern person who transmigrated here. What's wrong with making a Rasengan or two?"
"Absorbing otherworldly flames with a cultivation technique is too limiting. Let's absorb some other people's techniques too. I'll add some stats, and we'll all keep doing our best to live."
"So what? We evolved from monkeys. Isn't it perfectly normal for me to know the Tightening Spell?"
"I don't know. Go ask my spirit pet Pikachu."
"Your Buddhist Flame Lotus technique is quite impressive! Would you care to spar with me?" As my opponent stared in stunned silence, I calmly unleashed a laser-wave spirit skill I'd swiped from the World of Light.
[PS: To everyone who clicked on this book, let me bow to you first! While writing this, I felt like I had a wild idea exploding inside my head as I typed away, but whenever I put pen to paper, my hands would tremble. Some of these concepts had to be changed before I dared write them down.
I'm not deliberately holding anything back. I'm just worried about crossing the line.
But don't worry, there are more than enough wild ideas! This unorthodox approach blends modern physics and chemistry into the cultivation world... It'll give longtime readers the joy of spotting all the mashups, while new readers get the thrill of seeing conventions broken.]
The worldview is confusing and the logic is unclear. The author is completely addicted to his own world.