Things to Know Before Reading:
1. The pairing is Klein. But given the original setting and Klein's heavy responsibilities, forcing in a romance never felt quite right, so I'll let things unfold naturally. If the opportunity arises, both the male and female leads may simply shine on their own, and I'll change the tag to No CP.
2. There are original character storylines, and some settings and power systems from Terror Infinity are used.
3. Any OOC is on me. The original work belongs to Cuttlefish.
4. This story is purely the author's way of turning a lack of content and a new idea into something to write out of love. On top of that, I'm busy with work and have other stories to update, so I can't guarantee regular updates, but at most there'll be a long hiatus.
When you're bored by the dullness of real life and tired of the trivial routine of each day,
you transmigrate----
But you transmigrate into the world of Lord of the Mysteries, a place built on madness and filled with danger, where you might die at any moment without even knowing how.
Just as you're living in fear every day, frustrated by the inconveniences of a nonmodern world without the internet, good news arrives----
You discover that you have a golden finger!
But because of this golden finger, you're completely cut off from Beyonder Ability.
Watching a Sequence 9 potion turn into a bottle of ordinary, foul-smelling, rotten liquid the instant it touches your hand, then looking at the many tricks Klein next door can pull off, from Spirit Intuition and divination to Flaming Jump, you shed jealous tears.
The female lead has transmigrated into a book three times, but because of her poor memory, she only remembers parts of the Lord of the Mysteries plot. Her golden finger borrows some settings from Terror Infinity. Because of her golden finger, the female lead's constitution is the ultimate anti-Beyonder force (this only applies to Beyonder powers in the Lord of the Mysteries world; the female lead has her own energy system). She will not follow any Sequence path, nor can she.
Theme: Cherish everything you have, because you never know when you might lose it.
