I'm Thriving at Changing Classes on the Grand Line

Coming soon: [Naruto] I, the Demon King, Transmigrate to the Warring States Period (It’s only natural to mess up around pretty Uchiha, right?)

Completed: I Beat the Complete Illustrated Guide with My Combat Skills

My other work, The Management-Type Player Turns Dark, is updating now. If you’re interested, please add it to your collection!

Synopsis:

As a laid-back nobody who graduated from [Main Plot Collapse Academy], Lucy had been perfectly content to watch her equally useless System and her classmates, along with the protagonists of various worlds, tear through their enemies. When the show was good, she could even cheer them on.

But when Lucy eagerly arrived for her first internship in a new world, she landed in the middle of a field of corpses. Outside the beginner-protection shield stood a crowd of hulking red-name NPCs with muscles thicker than her body.

Lucy stared blankly as the Main System’s mechanical voice spoke in her ear, tactful but a little embarrassed.

In short:

“You’ve been mistakenly shoved into the company’s ace department, [Main Plot, Go Die]. There’s no way to change it now, so here’s a card pool to make it up to you. But since you and your System are both exceptionally useless, the pool may be a little… nerfed. Try not to die. If possible, mess up all the main plots. Good luck!”

Lucy, a slacker who barely passed her combat class but had maxed out the trash-talk skill every nobody needs, looked at the three-meter-tall level-??? red-name NPCs, then at the only usable card in the pool, the level 1 [Abundance: Bailu].

Lucy was shocked. Lucy fell apart.

A blank healer card against monsters who could punch her once and make her beg not to die?

Haha, seems like starting over in another life would be the better option.jpg

Coming soon: Genshin Impact: I Play a Conquest Game in an Adventure Game

After submitting the final draft of my thesis, I decided to reward myself with a game.

I took a friend’s recommendation and downloaded the immersive game that was supposedly an absolute blast: [The Sims: Teyvat].

I entered the game and was randomly assigned the starting map: [The Godforsaken Land].

After stripping every resource from the place where I spawned, I indulged my deep-rooted love of building and started construction mode.

I named my territory, which was only the size of a village, [Khaenri'ah]. After adding every explorable map to Khaenri'ah’s borders, I maxed out its technology, culture, religion, and residents’ happiness…

Then I discovered a new map: [Teyvat], and launched a war of conquest.

Halfway through the campaign, my thesis was rejected, so I decided to take a break from the game.

When I opened it again, the nation I’d worked so hard to build was gone…

Furious, I loaded a save… Then I furiously loaded another, and after doing that more than a dozen times, I finally earned the supreme achievements [Twilight of the Gods] and [As Far as the Eye Can See, All Is the King’s Territory].

Satisfied, I quit the game for good…

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So why on earth did this outdated trope of transmigrating into a game, which went out of fashion ages ago, have to happen to me?!

Theme: Work makes you happy!