A Trader Between Two Worlds: Did You Open-Source Magic?

Ever since Lin En gained the ability to travel freely between two worlds, both worlds had become a little less serious. The beastfolk had stopped fighting and now crouched by the door all day, watching short dramas and videos. Dragons no longer slept curled around their gold. The moment they woke up, they charged into the game with ten 648-yuan top-ups. Elven mages were hooked on novels, but after too many authors abandoned their stories, they decided to give up magic and write their own serials. Goblins asked their phones before leaving home: “Doubao, Doubao, please tell me how my finances will look today.” The human magical network was stunned by a Demon King post: “License plate CRT328. If you think it looks bad, come fight me.” The Church's Inquisition: “666, as expected of the Demon King's top pick.” The Empire's Grand Duke: “Actually, I disagree. I think the F2V series is the best-looking.” The nations stopped being at odds, all their beliefs became one, and everyone had a great time chatting. Meanwhile, in the other world... Academicians were frantically searching everywhere for Lin En. “Where did you get superconducting materials?! They're so precious, and you used them to pave the floor?!” “Where did those longevity cells come from? Tell me, where did you get longevity cells?!” “What do you mean this is battle aura and this is magic? Science? What the hell does any of this have to do with science?”