The genius young nobleman Yan Jingming binds himself to the [All-Around Learning System] and begins a quick transmigration journey through various anime worlds.
In the Prince of Tennis world, he teams up with Marui Bunta in doubles to make up for the regret of missing out on three consecutive championships.
In the Detective Conan world, he becomes a genius detective and solves mysterious cases.
In the Bleach world, he awakens a Zanpakuto and becomes a powerful major villain in Hueco Mundo.
In Vampire Knight, he faces off against the pureblood king in a fated showdown.
There are also worlds like Slam Dunk, Ace of Diamond, Naruto, Hikaru no Go, and more…
Every world brings a new challenge, and every journey will forge a legend.
“System, this time, what I need to learn is…”
(A cool-headed, rational genius male lead × growing stronger across multiple worlds; some worlds feature romantic pairings)
There are a lot of repeated words, and the characters' reactions in each game are quite different. The article has a mechanical feel.
After watching a bit of Go Soul, I don't understand, can't the male protagonist learn Go in a down-to-earth manner? He gets mad at others when they are aroused, and his psychological quality is extremely low. How can he still want to achieve the power of God?