Three Hundred Nursery Rhymes from Another World

Lin Yichen transmigrates because of a soap incident, and turns his life around with Three Hundred Nursery Rhymes.

The first half of “Childhood” summons the wandering samurai Zhuge Silang, complete with his own weapon. What a good kid, no need for us to worry about him.

Xiao Si! Hmm... What’s with that look? Don’t tell me you know the Xiao Si from my hometown on Earth. Remember, you’re a summoned creature, not a transmigrator. Hey, hey, hey... Why are you gesturing at your height? So what if you’re six feet tall? You can’t eat height for dinner! I’m telling you, from now on, your name is Xiao Si!

“Pulling Up the Radish.” Oh, tug and tug, pull up the radish! Weren’t we promised an old woman? Why is it Empress Dowager Lu Zhi of the Han dynasty? Hmm, and she even brought the Imperial Seal. What’s that supposed to mean?

Ahem, where’s the little girl we were promised? A young Riven? All right, I can start preparing a raising plan. But is this little Riven a bit too wild?

What the heck, a Ji Ba Cat? Is that some kind of divine beast? Then where are the Grass-Mud Horses, Daffy Chickens, and Epilogue Whales?

All right, we’ve also got Wangcai. Wangcai is the best. When are you going to turn into a Howling Celestial Dog for your master? You can’t? Then a three-headed hellhound will do!