Tong Xiao transmigrated.
Not in some grand, world-shaking fashion with heavenly signs. A purple-gold bolt of lightning struck him unconscious, and he only woke up after spending seven days in the hospital.
When he came to, he found himself in a world with no anime, no games, and no works he recognized. He shouted for a System for three days and got no reply, nearly convincing himself he’d been handed some kind of “brutal realism” story.
Then, at a roadside stall, he casually picked up an old toy with a dragon’s head.
[Ding! Myriad Worlds Treasure Hunt System successfully bound!]
From then on, Tong Xiao’s life took a sharp turn.
While everyone else livestreamed singing and dancing, he livestreamed appraising treasures: from a “plastic figurine” he picked up at a roadside stall for five yuan to the Philosopher’s Stone from Fullmetal Alchemist; from Kamen Rider’s transformation belt to Ultraman’s Beta Capsule.
At first, viewers flooded the chat with mocking comments:
“This streamer must be an idiot. He’s appraising junk toys?”
Meanwhile, wearing a loose casual jacket with his hair hastily tousled, Tong Xiao remained expressionless as he explained each treasure’s origins, functions, and uses to his viewers, while also punching out any monsters that suddenly appeared.
The Yanhuang Empire’s Abnormal Affairs Administration came knocking. The Sun Nation’s Ise Grand Shrine sent assassins. The Star-Spangled Nation’s S.H.I.E.L.D. sent him an invitation.
Tong Xiao: “Oh.” (Keeps browsing the roadside stalls.)
Livestream viewers: “Wait… bro, could you at least act like you’re in danger?”
It's so beautiful. Anyone who likes history should read it. I don't know how the author had the courage to write a novel.