The Flash-Step Genius of the School of Magic

Bai Liuxue unexpectedly transmigrated into Aetru World, the game he'd once been obsessed with, only to discover he had become an ordinary young man at Stella Magic Academy, a supporting character destined to be cannon fodder.

With his "Brown-Eared Duck Glasses," which let him see the world's rules, he knew every hidden quest, every character's fate, and even the world's inevitable "fake ending."

Burdened with a "leaking mana constitution," he found it nearly impossible to gather mana, but this also granted him the power of "Blink," which could grow without limit: teleport in a single step, decide life and death with a thought.

However, the game's "narrative force" was an invisible shackle that forbade him from revealing his transmigrator identity. He could only steer the plot through subtle interventions: save allies who were meant to die, snatch opportunities meant for geniuses, and even dance with a future villain...

Stella Magic Academy was filled with elites: arrogant nobles, genius mages, and mysterious native characters all crossed paths there.

Bai Liuxue had to tread carefully. He needed to use his knowledge of the game to pass himself off as "lucky intuition," keeping a low profile as he navigated classroom duels, underground expeditions, and political whirlpools, while secretly following clues to the "true ending" that only he knew about: a secret that might reshape the world's order.

Yet every intervention he made set off a chain reaction: characters who should have died became allies, the destined hero fell into darkness, and the world's will seemed to be waking up to his "cheating"... Could Bai Liuxue find his way home before the plot collapsed?

Or was he the final missing piece in the "true ending" all along?