An unexpected accident transports Mo Yu to a post-destruction world, making him the last human aboard a space station. Expecting to be met with "space junk," Mo Yu unexpectedly discovers a shuttle that allows him to travel back in time. He journeys through the history of humanity's demise, witnessing the passage of eras, and battles monsters and alien races, unleashing his full power to save humanity. The Blood Emperor? The Spider Mother? The Beast Master? The Corpse King? The Eight Sages? The Dragon Lord?... Face legendary monsters from recorded history that rocked the world. Mo Yu says, "Just capture them as children and start the training program, and you'll get a Legendary Paru, then let them fight each other. What? Can't beat them? Then capture another legendary human hero. A pure Legendary lineup—how ​​can we lose?" ... PS: Time-based abilities, original dungeon builds, and Paru infrastructure—starting with a space station means you'll have to rob for equipment, resources, and Paru.

As the firelight died down, in the cold, damp cell, Sharon nervously watched the convulsing figure of the evil leader. The next moment, the leader abruptly turned, fingers gripping his eye sockets, and slowly lifted his skull. "I will bestow upon you new insights," Sharon exclaimed, overjoyed, and quickly retrieved the dark magic tome from his eyeballs, eager to share his knowledge. Seconds later, the mad leader, his mind shattered, crawled out of the cell, screaming, and ran wildly into the collapsing, endless darkness of the arcade. ....Simplified version: This is a death game where life is the stake, a carnival for madmen chasing forbidden knowledge. The terminally ill Sharon, in his quest for a cure, also chooses to join this feast of mad nightmares.

Transmigrated to a fantasy world of swords and magic, Heath becomes an ordinary apothecary apprentice. But by chance, he becomes bound to a mysteriously powerful [Profession Manual]. With the manual, he can quickly take on jobs, activate special job skills, allocate skill points, and level up, reaching the pinnacle of various ordinary professions. [Apothecary Apprentice] can activate the job skill [Quick Sorting]; [Blacksmith Apprentice] can activate the job skill [Quick Forging Templates]; [Apothecary] can activate the job skill [Advanced Potion Preparation]... And so, Heath prepares to take on various different jobs, becoming the most popular guy in town besides the adventurers. Until—"These heretics actually sacrificed the entire village!" Heath changes his job to [Warrior], angrily shouldering his weapon, and walks into the Adventurers' Guild. [Warrior] can activate...

The "Savior Training Manual," which details a life of leisure before encountering a ruthless killer, lists various activities from cooking, washing floors, and dishwashing to studying, running, and fighting. It emphasizes that persistence leads to proficiency, with occasional bursts of magical knowledge and even the acquisition of magical creature attributes upon leveling up. The manual then addresses the question: "Whose savior spends all day mopping and weeding?! Why is my skill still called 'Weeding' even though I can teleport?! Who wants the golden talent of the Exploding Tail Snail's fart?! Can't I just follow the storyline?!" The manual concludes with: "No! ...Four years later, in the Hogwarts Headmaster's office, Dumbledore unearths long-sealed letters. The manual outlines a training schedule: 5:00-5:30 sprint 10 laps around the neighborhood (youthful energy is amazing!) 5:30-6:00 do a handstand on one finger (what does a handstand on one finger even mean!) 6:20-7:00 weeding...