Every World Has a Legend About My B-King [Quick Transmigration]

They say every little world that Ban Xing, a third-tier energy being numbered 7958, transmigrates into bears witness to his legend, with monuments erected to celebrate his great achievements. An excerpt from the interstellar historical archives on No. 7953:

The Future Oceanic Wasteland

In the 3025th era, the entire planet is covered by ocean, with land exceedingly rare. The few remaining humans have evolved into two groups: Mia people, who can convert the five elements into energy within their own bodies, and naturals, who are capable of bearing children. The Mia people control most of the means of production. They are combative and prone to seizing the natural people's resources for survival.

In this era, Ban Xing transmigrates into the son of a natural with an extraordinary talent for machinery. Reaching the pinnacle of life by living off his parent is a piece of cake, provided they can get a steady supply of materials.

So, in the shell of a four-year-old, he throws himself into the hard work of salvaging ocean trash!

As the dilapidated little boat Wangchai drifts across the sea with father and son aboard, the "trash" Ban Xing hauls up gets increasingly bizarre:

1. A Mia boy with an enormous appetite who insists on selling himself to their boat, Wangchai

2. A limping old man who keeps bragging that he used to be the king of the sea

3. A widowed natural, hopeless about life, with an IQ of 180

Years later, stories spread across the sea:

The construction of the Sea City and the reshaping of its laws all began with the establishment of a certain ramshackle outfit in the 3025th era. It was a battered little boat...

The Desert World

In the face of humanity's cruelty, he saves the starving masses and turns the desert into an oasis.

The Stone Gambling World

The Zombie Nation

Theme: Doing what you know cannot be done