Group Transmigration: Stop Spoiling Things, Everyone in the Chat Is a Transmigrator

I’m not a great writer, so please bear with me. (If I get the chance, I’ll write a fun power fantasy next time.)

As transmigrators, how could we let fate hold us back? Tragedies are meant to be broken!

Fate’s Shirou Emiya (Zhang Jian): “The king will break your elbow, smash your head, and bring joy to the whole world!”

Armor Hero Wu Gang (Dong Yan): “I beat Lu Fa to a pulp. From now on, you can call me General King Kong.”

Naruto’s Sasuke (Yu Chi): “I’ll trample Madara underfoot. Starting today, I stand above the heavens!”

Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils’ Duan Yu (Xu Derui): “Dali is just the beginning. I won’t just become the greatest martial artist under heaven, I’ll rule the whole world!”

Super God’s Ge Xiaolun (Wang Wopu): “Facing the gods head-on! Sorry, but starting today, I, the power of the Milky Way, am Earth’s supreme god!”

Dragon Ball’s Yamcha (Li Shuai): “I tore Nappa apart with my bare hands. From now on, I’m the strongest Earthling!”

Hunter x Hunter’s Kurapika (Zhu Tian): “I’ll kill every member of the Phantom Troupe!”

The group members travel together: before transmigrating, they were all roommates in the same dorm.

Every member is a transmigrator, and every one of them has received nine years of compulsory education. Their average moral standards are above par. Each one builds a life of their own in their respective world.

Companions from countless worlds stay connected and support one another,

traveling between different planes to unravel conspiracies, redeem tragic lives, and rewrite fates that seemed set in stone.

One long-running plot per volume, one epic per person.

Beyond the cage of fate, they forge a shared path of their own as transmigrators.