Chen Mo was a former corporate drone. Now he was Lu Mingfei. His transmigration perk: a max-level Yuji Itadori cursed-energy cheat, with a single slash that could cut through cause and effect and fate itself.
His approach: Dragon King Norton? Set up a hot pot dinner. No need for all that destruction. Dragon King Xia Mi? Bring your little brother out for some sunshine instead of hiding in Nibelungen. God King Odin? Confiscate his spear. I’m taking Chu Tianjiao with me. Tokyo’s hopeless dead end? I’m taking Erii away and showing her all the sights of the human world. The Black King’s descending? Don’t panic. Let’s sit down and make dumplings first.
The main god’s realm dares to rewrite the script and hunt down anomalies? He casually wipes out the reincarnation squads and tears down the observation station. In the end, they can only slink off and revoke their own access, never daring to meddle with this world again. A challenge at the Moon’s Stone Wasteland? Perfect. He’ll punch his way through the powers of the multiverse and take complete control of cursed energy, cause and effect, and the authority of the Ultraman of Light.
The cilantro in the hills behind Cassell keeps ripening, crop after crop, while his brothers head off to grow stronger in other dimensions. Chen Mo kicks through the world’s barriers and steps into the vast multiverse. What fate’s script? What endless cycle of reincarnation? He’ll tear it all apart. First, he’ll answer a summons from a higher dimension, then find the real Lu Mingfei and bring him back.
