The first world learning city

After watching two seasons of the "Academy City" anime, Wang Huan felt unsatisfied and went to read the novel. He got so angry at the ending that he had a heart attack, but unexpectedly obtained a system and was transported to the world of "Academy City"...

A lighthearted story with slice-of-life elements.

While obeying his master's orders to annul his engagement, An Buran awakened memories of his past life. He had transmigrated to a fantasy world of immortals and heroes, becoming a major villain! He possessed double pupils and a cousin with immortal bones, whom his mother might one day bring to him. He was inherently cold and indifferent to everyone, especially his sister An Buran, whom he treated harshly, beating and scolding her mercilessly! Even his mother's chosen child bride was treated like a servant, a prostitute, a slave. A pure egoist, he would stop at nothing for resources, even harming his own senior sister, causing her to lose her position as the chief disciple. ...In despair, he fortunately awakened a system. To pull back from the brink and survive, An Buran decided to fight against fate!

This is the best of times! Japanese anime is filled with the restlessness of the era, devoid of any emotional resonance. There's no *Hikaru no Go*, no *Detective Conan*, no *One Piece*, no *Dragon Ball*, and certainly no *Naruto*. Those works that once swept the light novel world haven't appeared yet: no *Sword Art Online*, no *The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya* series, no *A Certain Magical Index*, and certainly no *Monogatari* series. Not to mention those visual novels that swept the ACG world—Key's four masterpieces, Feng's *Sky Trilogy*, Type-Moon's *Tsukihime* and *Fate*, *White Album*… Instead, there are other excellent works. Just as Yiqing was about to build a two-dimensional empire… Eek! Kirino Kousaka, Mashiro Shiina, Utaha Kasumigaoka, Umaru Doma, μ's… how did you all suddenly appear out of the two-dimensional world?! What! This world is the two-dimensional world?!