The System Is So Absurd, Good Thing I Am Too, by Pujie Tianxian. A high school student awakens a System with a "Myriad Heavens" setting, but the System transmigrates while he stays put, leading to all kinds of hilarious mishaps. For example, one mission sends him to a cultivation world to kill the "Undying Divine Dragon," which turns out to be nothing more than an earthworm. Another calls on him to challenge the "Zombie King" during the apocalypse, while the protagonist is still in the modern world.
- The Blind Spot Was Too Wide, I Didn't See It Clearly, by Binghaidai. Chen Yun transmigrates to another world by sheer luck and turns into a car. He discovers that magic can be converted not only into gasoline, but also into Soul Engine points to upgrade or change his form, and that physical collisions are a valid strategy too. The book has absurdly funny moments like "Everyone's got heatstroke" and "Are you cosplaying as a speed bump, buddy?" alongside intense scenes such as "Tunnel Boring Machine vs. Giant Sandworm."
- The Abstract Trainer Who Taught Charmander the Burning Art, by Jianshen Shidao. Mo Zhen, a legendary artist who transmigrates to the Pokemon world, uses a dream-movie System to create custom scripts for Pokemon and awaken their potential, setting off on a journey as an artist-trainer. For example, in the Fighting Spirit Pokemon script, Xiao Huolong sets out to cultivate fighting spirit, while Snivy unlocks the hidden ability [Contrary] in the Fighting Spirit Continent script.
- The First Dawn, Shattering the Darkness, by Mingri Zai Juan. The male protagonist, a game developer, transmigrates to a wasteland apocalypse, carrying the unfinished work from his previous life...
