Soon-to-be college student Jiang Gui transmigrates overnight and becomes a useless nobody in the interstellar era.
This is a world of cards. Everyone has their spiritual aptitude tested at birth. At sixteen, they have the chance to summon their own card and become an honorable Card Summoner.
Beyond the 108 standard cards, a very small number of people awaken special cards. Those who do get the chance to enroll directly in a card academy.
Jiang Gui stares in shock at the newly summoned figure before her: a Black Impermanence in white robes, holding chains, with the words "Fortune All My Life" on his hat.
Great. That opportunity is hers now.
*
During enrollment season, explosive news spreads through the card academies. The venerable Cardis Academy has picked up a bargain on a frontier planet. They thought they had recruited a genius with a special card pool, but it turns out she is a useless nobody with D-rank spiritual power.
Even more ridiculous, that useless nobody is cramming from a copy of The Complete Guide to Basic Card Knowledge during the New Student Challenge League!
Who wouldn't want free points? Only an idiot!
Then Jiang Gui, who had been enjoying the show, gets challenged.
Everyone is waiting to laugh at Jiang Gui and Cardis Academy. But what happens next leaves them stunned.
A colossal phantom suddenly appears on the arena. Dressed in white, wearing a tall hat and holding a chain, it gazes down with lowered eyes, like a god looking upon the mortal world.
Jiang Gui says, "May the Reaper... be with you."
The chain swings. The next second, the tournament's championship favorite collapses to the ground.
Spectators, contestants, and instructors: "Holy crap, what kind of card is that? It's so cool!"
*The heroine's card pool leads straight to the underworld. She never does things the conventional way.
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[Congratulations! You have drawn the strongest talent in Sequence 001: God of Foresight!]
[You can always foresee danger in advance.]
[Crisis is always one step behind you.]
[You will become an all-knowing God of Foresight, a ruler who controls everything, and the savior who rescues the world!]
[Go, young man! Fight for your faith!]
After reading line after dazzling line of text, Chen Mo, who had been frantically writing to meet a deadline, was transported to another world.
Here, everyone has a faith. Devout believers receive the favor of their gods and awaken extraordinary talents.
Faith also divides the people into nations that fight one another. The two greatest powers are the realm ruled by the Goddess of Light and the realm ruled by the Goddess of Night.
The good news: Chen Mo has drawn the God of Foresight, the highest-ranked talent bestowed by the Goddess of Light.
The bad news: She has been dropped into the most powerful nation under the Goddess of Night. If her identity is discovered, she will die without a proper burial.
Well, then, what are they waiting for? Time to go home!
Chen Mo immediately decides to abandon the darkness and return to the warm embrace of the Goddess of Light.
However...
The fanatically devoted Skotos Empire has just issued a ban: Imperial citizens are strictly forbidden from having any contact with believers of the Goddess of Light. Anyone who disobeys will die!
The only way she can interact with the Goddess of Light without arousing suspicion is to enlist and head to the battlefield.
Chen Mo, who has never lifted a finger, knows nothing about farming, and makes a living by writing: "..."
Damn it!
With her bags packed, Chen Mo resolutely sets out on the road to apply to the Imperial Military Academy's Combat Command program, as an ordinary, pitiable person who devoutly believes in the Goddess of Night but receives none of her favor.
At first, people scoff at this ordinary person who dares to apply to the Imperial Military Academy without any talent.
Then, during the academy's entrance competition, this talentless nobody breezes through every challenge, crushes all the other candidates, and takes first place among the freshmen!
A once-in-a-century genius commander emerges from the Combat Command program!
Whenever she joins a battle, her teammates always manage to avoid danger and turn disaster into safety. Even when all hope seems lost, she can give everyone a glimmer of hope before leading a last-minute counterattack!
Meanwhile, the believers of the Goddess of Light next door claim they don't believe it, but they're secretly green with envy. Why isn't a genius like her on their side? It's just not fair!
Then a transfer student arrives at the Federal Military Academy.
The talent they awakened is none other than the God of Foresight, the highest-ranked talent bestowed by the great Goddess of Light!
Both sides roll up their sleeves, ready for a showdown.
Chen Mo, who had already prepared a secret identity for herself: "..."
If she says she didn't do it on purpose, will anyone believe her?
Theme: Striving for a better life
Reading the article without reading the comments is my punishment for fishing today [split]
The ending is strangely rushed, I hope the extra chapters will complete it a little bit [Three Flower Cat Head]
... Is there something wrong with the logic of the orcs? The point is not who to help snatch it back, but if the orcs do this, they will definitely cause casualties in the fifth galaxy. Once there are casualties, who would care about the orcs helping to snatch the galaxy? Originally, if the orcs didn't attack the Seven Stars, there would be no fifth galaxy, okay?
If I steal your things first and then give them back to you, this is still enmity rather than kindness!
Then as long as the orcs grab the Centaur star, they will have a deadly feud with the sixth galaxy. Even if the people of the sixth galaxy agree to exchange the seven stars for Centaur, but the orcs help the fifth galaxy to get back the seven stars, don't they still have to have a mortal feud with the sixth galaxy? Since no matter what you do, you will forge a deadly feud with the Sixth Galaxy, why do you need to establish a new enemy, the Fifth Galaxy? Is the orc who made this suggestion a bribed spy? No matter how you look at this idea, it doesn't make sense? The point is, does anyone else agree? Are all these orc army commanders out of their minds? The correct approach should be to use resources to sign a non-aggression treaty with the fifth galaxy and then concentrate on attacking the sixth galaxy, right? Okay, but as a human being, the Fifth Galaxy may not sign such a treaty with the orcs, but at least we can try! And since many people on the Orc side have cooperated with the Fifth Galaxy, at least there must be a certain degree of trust between the two parties or the Orc side has a certain degree of trust in the credibility of the Fifth Galaxy.
What a sloppy ending... Is this right?
No, it ends without writing a lot of content. I'm really convinced.
. . . Did you put the outline at the end? . . . 6
? Can you pay me some money? What do you mean if it sucks?
Isn't it the end? It's a mess, right? It's obvious that the explanation wasn't finished at the end.
This is the consequence of not trusting the comment section.
Infinite Doomsday: Starting from the Zombie Outbreak
Participating in National Ghost Story Game
I Am the Only God in the Wasteland World
The Strongest Talent, but the Enemy Camp!
After Being Transformed into Cannon Fodder in a Supernatural Variety Show
They All Say I'm the Lord of the Supernatural
Welcome to the World of Rule-Bound Horror
This is the real mess...
Reading the article without reading the comments is my punishment for fishing today [split]
The ending is strangely rushed, I hope the extra chapters will complete it a little bit [Three Flower Cat Head]
... Is there something wrong with the logic of the orcs? The point is not who to help snatch it back, but if the orcs do this, they will definitely cause casualties in the fifth galaxy. Once there are casualties, who would care about the orcs helping to snatch the galaxy? Originally, if the orcs didn't attack the Seven Stars, there would be no fifth galaxy, okay? If I steal your things first and then give them back to you, this is still enmity rather than kindness! Then as long as the orcs grab the Centaur star, they will have a deadly feud with the sixth galaxy. Even if the people of the sixth galaxy agree to exchange the seven stars for Centaur, but the orcs help the fifth galaxy to get back the seven stars, don't they still have to have a mortal feud with the sixth galaxy? Since no matter what you do, you will forge a deadly feud with the Sixth Galaxy, why do you need to establish a new enemy, the Fifth Galaxy? Is the orc who made this suggestion a bribed spy? No matter how you look at this idea, it doesn't make sense? The point is, does anyone else agree? Are all these orc army commanders out of their minds? The correct approach should be to use resources to sign a non-aggression treaty with the fifth galaxy and then concentrate on attacking the sixth galaxy, right? Okay, but as a human being, the Fifth Galaxy may not sign such a treaty with the orcs, but at least we can try! And since many people on the Orc side have cooperated with the Fifth Galaxy, at least there must be a certain degree of trust between the two parties or the Orc side has a certain degree of trust in the credibility of the Fifth Galaxy.
What a sloppy ending... Is this right?
No, it ends without writing a lot of content. I'm really convinced.
. . . Did you put the outline at the end? . . . 6
? Can you pay me some money? What do you mean if it sucks?
Isn't it the end? It's a mess, right? It's obvious that the explanation wasn't finished at the end.
This is the consequence of not trusting the comment section.