[Western-Style Transmigration] [Wits and Strategy] [Pop-Culture References] [Modern Knowledge] [Snark]
During morning study hall, reality is torn apart around the entire class, and they are thrown into a dark forest crawling with monsters.
When Su Jingshen opens his eyes, his glasses are gone, but his eyesight is perfect. The only thing in his pocket is a charred scrap of paper:
"The fragments of time have chosen you. Trust no one."
As the Rot Wolves close in, everyone else trembles in fear while he complains to himself:
"If I'd known I was going to transmigrate, I would've brought more snacks. I don't even have the energy to fight monsters now."
When a second-tier magical beast blocks his way, his legs are shaking, but he still runs his mouth:
"In that low-health state, you think you're worthy of being a boss?"
No one knows he has a heaven-defying hidden talent:
He has mastered every school of magic, and his swordsmanship talent is off the charts.
But a cruel restriction holds him back: he can only use magic up to the second tier.
That doesn't stop him from slaughtering foes above his level.
No divine weapon? He can use a toothpick to take down a monster with pinpoint accuracy.
Limited mana? He pushes second-tier magic to its limits and combines it with swordsmanship to defeat enemies above his level.
While everyone else struggles to survive in another world, he relies on his wits, sharp tongue, and extreme tactics to pass himself off as a powerful big shot all the way through.
"It doesn't matter if your strength is limited. Master the second tier, and you can still rule the world."
Starting in the dark forest, he'll survive in this shattered world and become its most outrageous legend!
It's not too much to give yourself five stars, right?
It's invincible from the beginning, pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger, hiding the boss, it's exciting and dense, the plot is compact and not procrastinating, I recommend watching it
This is an imaginative novel, with the author's delicate writing style, wonderful storyline, and nuanced characterization. Come on, author, look forward to reading the rest of the story.