Book Transmigration: I Can Only Sign In to Survive and Become the Strongest

Shen Zhiyi transmigrated into a novel called After the Global Revival, I Became the World's Strongest. The world was too dangerous, and staying alive was no easy task. Luckily, he had brought along a golden finger that let him get a little stronger with every sign-in. It was better than nothing. Feed the male lead, Xu Hanzhou, a steamed bun: Strength +5. Feed the male lead, Xu Hanzhou, a bowl of noodles with minced meat: Strength +10. Later, he found himself in an extremely dangerous situation. Xu Hanzhou thinks of him once today: Strength +5. Xu Hanzhou thinks of him once more today: Strength +10. “Hanzhou, both the gods and I love you.” [Huahua's serial novel] Reborn: Writing My Way to the Peak of Life After graduating with a degree in screenwriting, Jiang Huan spent over a decade working as a screenwriter. He had struggled for half his life and gained a car, a house, and status, only to wake from a dream and discover he had been reborn as a sophomore in college. That year, he and his first love were still together. That year, Jiang Huan had no money, no house, and no car. Well, surely no one would mind if he earned a little money and climbed out of poverty? Jiang Huan picked up his pen and began his writing career. Were novels about transmigrating into the past still in fashion, with characters blessed by an “encyclopedia” aura and able to do everything from poetry and music to singing and dancing? Since everyone was writing about traveling from the present to the past, why not write one about traveling from the past to the present? Rebirth stories were popular too? That made sense. Going back in time to change the ending and make up for regrets was a popular subject that never went out of style, even in later generations. But too many people were writing about being reborn to put an end to the tragedies of their previous lives. Why not combine rebirth and transmigration, and have someone transmigrate from a happy life into an ancient world full of poverty and troublesome relatives to start farming? The readers all agreed: The books by Huanran are unlike all those cookie-cutter novels. They always have a distinctive, innovative style, and manage to come up with fresh ideas even in a market crowded with old formulas, old elements, and old themes! Jiang Huan thought: You're too kind, you're too kind. I just got a few perks from being reborn, that's all. I simply got to see more of the world before everyone else. It's nothing worth mentioning, nothing worth mentioning. [Huahua's upcoming novel] After Raising Hell to My Heart's Content, I Sent Myself to the Crematorium The year the world began to change, it started above the Arctic Circle. A black hole split open in the sky, pouring out freezing air and bringing the problem of global warming under control all at once. That same year, Xie Chao found a talking mirror in a graveyard in an increasingly eerie mountain village. Eight-year-old Xie Chao: “Mirror, mirror, who's the most handsome man in the world?” The mirror saw the bloody ghost behind Xie Chao and answered, “Yun Qingsui.” Xie Chao lowered his zipper and asked again, “Who's the most handsome man in the world?” The mirror went black for a moment, then said in a trembling voice, “X-Xie Yingjun.” The world continued heading in an unpredictable direction. Far to the south, a celestial domain appeared in midair, named Lingxiao, and countless people fell to their knees to seek immortality. That same year, Xie Chao arrived at a wishing well shrouded in churning black mist in the depths of an old mountain forest. The villagers said that anyone who beat the Well God at rock-paper-scissors would have one wish granted. After winning, Xie Chao asked, “Can I wish to be your dad?” The Well God, as dark as a lump of dried ink: “...” Xie Chao: “Then can I wish to win every time I play rock-paper-scissors with you?” The Well God: “...” Xie Chao: “Tsk! What a useless god! You can't do this, you can't do that!” Theme: Everyone faces all kinds of difficulties, but should we give up just because things are hard? No. We must strive to overcome difficulties and become strong in the real world!