When Lin Xuan wakes up one morning, he finds a notebook in his hands that lets him treat fantasy worlds like dungeons to grind through.
But the accursed thing only sends him to high-risk worlds. Before he can even escape the white hell of Changed, it drops him straight into a Western shootout from Red Dead Redemption.
After finally managing to put together a team, he finds that each member is stranger than the last:
· Arthur, the West's greatest gunslinger, is now a gelatinous werewolf who can take bullets with his bare body.
· Marvin, the god of logistics, is using his Western-style patter to barter for potatoes in the wasteland.
· Micah, wilderness gourmet, is determined to taste every kind of mutant creature in Metro.
· Bai Yue, the team's resident beauty, is being mistaken for a giant fluffy doll by wasteland kids.
Just when Lin Xuan thinks his team can't get any weirder, the notebook pulls another stunt:
Convince Accelerator to switch sides with the pitch: “Don't you want to take Last Order somewhere without experiments or schemes?”
Recruit Palworld creatures and build an interdimensional “blessing” factory, with a focus on voluntary overtime.
Lin Xuan can only sigh: “I just want to stay alive and improve my assimilation rate along the way. But the teammates I've picked up are way too strong, and they're always trying to make headlines.”
And so the whole thing gradually goes off the rails…
We travel between worlds not to conquer them, but to give homeless “monsters” a place where they can eat in peace.
[Lighthearted, snarky, ensemble cast, transmigration across multiple worlds. The main appeal is building a home and getting up to all sorts of antics in dangerous worlds with a bizarrely entertaining team.]
I'd love to see Klin and Pro's posts.
Well, it's okay, but no one seems to be reading it, not even a single comment 🤔
Very beautiful, highly recommended\(//∇//)\It is recommended to update 100 chapters a day [laughing]
Self-evaluation Everything is in silence, what can I say to you? Can I talk to you and say something inspiring? That's not my style. My style has always been that actions speak louder than words. I will leave this stage to you from now on.