He's transmigrated to another world. Two paths lie before him: First, learn magic from the strongest mage. Second, learn cultivation from a ruthless system. Pro scoffs at both. "Hmph, only children make choices," he thinks. "I want both magic and cultivation techniques..."

Jody, a science whiz, is transported to a world of magic and martial arts, but the magic he awakens seems to be different from that of others.

You can sense fire element, are you a genius fire mage? But I can sense carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen element, and the fireballs I create are even bigger than yours.

You can sense the wind element and fly on it? But I can control air density and walk on air.

The First Alchemist of the Royal City: Why can you produce such a powerful explosion with just a jar of salt?

I'll tell you, I can separate sodium and chlorine elements and recombine them into simple substances.

What magic or martial arts can compare to my physics and chemistry?

(Pseudo-D&D, Dragon Text, Evil Dragon Lord) As a red dragon, Phoenix often feels like an outcast among the red dragon race. Other red dragons: alcoholics, brutal, arrogant, greedy, tyrants of wild volcanoes. Phoenix: runs an egg dragon farm, providing employment opportunities; absorbs refugees in his territory, creating a beautiful home; prioritizes food safety, warming both the heart and stomach; vigorously integrates the industrial chain, promoting healthy competition in commerce; humbly submits to the Holy Dynasty's rule of filial piety, his famous deeds moving the diverse world… and steadfastly punishes and retaliates against groups of heroes who commit crimes, improving the living standards of humanoid races in dragon-occupied areas, and continuously manually silencing lawbreakers. Finally, he's addicted to opening eggs. "Have you converted 100 gilded dragon eggs today?" Druid girl: "Boss, it's 101." "Open them all!"

He was transported to a fantasy adventure world of swords and magic. After reading the Fireball spell from the mage skill book given to him upon registering with the Adventurers' Guild, Allen aimed it at a training dummy and began chanting a meditation spell. "Magic skills require daily practice; even the best newcomers need months, even years, to master them..." Before the crippled dwarf could finish speaking, a blazing fireball with a smiling face flew from Allen's palm. Allen then went to the "Return to the Furnace," a place that specialized in recycling junk, and bought a broken staff. "So you're planning to use this broken staff as a flail to smash those monsters?" the dwarf couldn't help but complain, only to notice the broken staff, now wrapped in strips of cloth, shimmering with a dazzling purple light. Even after the two set off on their adventure, the dwarf teased Allen, who stubbornly insisted on heading in a certain direction. "This..."

In an era where knowledge was suppressed, even physician Lyle had to be cautious in his academic research. Then, an invitation from Andre College appeared before him. Andre College, Cassandra's? Lyle examined the tombstone carefully. "Wow," he thought, "the scholars here really know how to choose a location."

This is the best of times. Wizards, fresh from the Second Wizarding War, have entered their golden age. Countless wizards, aboard floating cities, have embarked on a grand voyage across the astral plane. But this is also the worst of times. The battlefield holds not only victors but also countless corpses fallen before victory. The flames of war have been ignited; no one can remain uninvolved. I am Gawain, an ordinary wizarding apprentice, but deep within my soul lies a scale of truth. As long as the scales are balanced, failed potions can be transformed into successes, incomplete knowledge can be filled in, techniques on paper can be mastered in an instant, and even the flesh and blood of nameless ancient gods can be refined into their essence… In this magnificent era, I will ultimately become the one who leads the way.

This is a world influenced by extraordinary "attributes," where everyone possesses unique "Destiny Cards" and "Ability Cards." These cards exhibit different "effects" and "characteristics" depending on the different "attribute" powers they acquire.

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At dusk, amidst a sea of ​​clouds, a giant serpent roams the sky.

The great serpent, the great serpent that carries the world on its back

Seven continents rise and fall on the snake's back, and countless living beings drift along with them in the sea of ​​clouds.

This is a world shattered by extraterrestrial aliens, and also the stage where countless heroes rise and fall.

At the very end of the world, eighteen paths to transcendence shine forth, and countless beings pursue and strive for them.

They yearned to become gods, to become legends passed down through the ages, or perhaps hoped to establish an empire that would last forever.

This is the era when legends were unveiled, amidst the chanting of elegiac poems, ascending to the Seven Heavens, the starting point of the story of the Creation Witch, Sylphia.

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Knight Training Manual (Tier 3 - Castle):

Class Card: Iron Knight

Ability Cards: [Steel Body], [Sharp Blade], [Unbreakable Steed]

Knowledge: Warrior Breathing Techniques, Knight Swordsmanship, Riding Instruction, Basic Military Command; can be granted to Tier 2 [Halberd-wielding Guard] and [Light Cavalry Follower].

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The Art of Bone Assembly (Tier 3 - Ashes)

Class Card: [Bone Fighter]

Ability Cards: [Bone Assembly], [Manipulation of Corpses], [Mist of Death]

Knowledge: Corpse dismantling, corpse preservation techniques, identification of biological skeletons, and ability to craft [White Rot Potion] and [Ember Mist Potion]

Overnight, every adult over the age of eighteen in the world gained a game system.

An era of unpredictable futures has quietly arrived.

Chu Ye created a support class and invented the first support skill, Healing. From then on, there was no stopping him; he went further and further down the path of the founder...

He wouldn't listen to him unless he called him "Dad"—Chu Ye

[A non-human protagonist + the Fourth Calamity + farming management + behind-the-scenes plot + group portraits + search-and-fight] Le Ang, caught in a summoning ritual by a descendant of a noble, travels back in time as a gray rat hiding in the basement of a noble mansion, unexpectedly gaining the ability to summon players from Blue Star. Upon seeing the virtual reality game's realism, the Blue Star players, whose consciousnesses were summoned, become obsessed with their respective in-game characters—rats. As the game planner and the NPC boss to the rat players, Le Ang, while expanding his power through the supplies brought back by the players, learns extraordinary knowledge of this world from the descendants of the nobles... Gradually, Le Ang discovers that he has mastered alchemy. He transforms the frail rat players into his own creations. Flying squirrels with bat wings, muscular giant mutated rats...

The first thing Costa Ries did after transmigrating was to top the police department's wanted list. Worse still, the "Tribunal," the supernatural organization the original owner had served, planned to eliminate him as a legacy issue. Fortunately, he possessed the ability to continuously level up by fulfilling contracts, and a reliable, wealthy female teammate. Otherwise, he wouldn't have lasted long in this godforsaken place. ...New Lund, the steam-powered capital of the Beside Empire, a metropolis where progress and decadence coexist. Here, if you don't want to become a subject of astral magic experiments or raw material for bio-alchemy, it's best to stay away from the unlit streets at night.