Ed, who has transmigrated to a bizarrely mutated other world, relies on his innate ability to summon "players" from his original world to work for him. He describes his creations as "magical nuclear-powered donkeys"—a concoction of flesh, bone fragments, a nearly complete brain, all held together by vines and infused with a soul from another dimension. He affectionately calls them the "Pieced-Together People."

Just as Ed is planning to relax and let his players do all the work, he discovers that things are taking a strange turn. His players reveal that their own world is being eroded, and even more shockingly, the skills they learn in this game-like world can be used in reality. As nations from their world begin sending agents to learn from him, Ed, who is mistaken for some kind of cyber-instructor, finds himself reluctantly pushed into a position of great power. He exclaims, "How can I possibly take on the role of the Lord of Order? You've all brought me nothing but trouble!"

Congratulations, you've found a plane of existence. You need to rule this plane and become its new master. Sorry, you're broke, you're all alone, and you can't rule it. After some thought, you developed a beginner's village and summoned the Fourth Calamity. P.S.: I own this game; I'm both a player and a game designer.

My new book, *I Accidentally Became the Enemy of the Entire Server*, is now open for publication! Please support me! The original title was *Sorry, I'm Weak*. Yao Yue, a 21st-century lazybones who'd rather lie down than sit, bows her head before a group of interstellar humans who have evolved 2000 years ago. "Sorry, I'm really weak, I couldn't even pass the 800-meter test!" (The above is the previous title and synopsis.) New version: Yao Yue accidentally slips through a sewer and ends up in interstellar space, covered in vegetable leaves. What should she do as a slum girl unprotected by law? Yao Yue tells you, don't worry, we can play games to earn money and level up our citizenship. What if the general evolution of humans in the interstellar era is too strong? Yao Yue tells you, don't worry, if our strength isn't enough, we'll make up for it with luck! Specifically, does having full luck count? Does a 100% hit rate count? Does completing a Heavenly General quest count? In the game, does having brothers, sisters, and boyfriends count?

Lu Wu, an aimless video game developer, had been feeling perturbed ever since he found out he was the direct descendant of a king from the underworld. Other than the title, His Excellency, his ancestor hadn’t passed down anything else to him. On top of that, all of his ancestor’s subordinates had rebelled against him and completely usurped his inherited territory.

Under the circumstances, Lu Wu built a battle game server with the help of his new mysterious friend and transported gamers from the real world straight to the underworld using virtual reality. They then created the main quest, the character classes, the Instance Dungeon, the storyline, and the non-player characters for the game.

Relying solely on these video gamers’ strengths, Lu Wu began his expedition to reclaim his rightful inheritance. What could possibly go wrong?

[No romantic pairing + easy daily gameplay + monster slaying and leveling up + spiritual energy revival.]

A mysterious entity suddenly descended upon Earth and approached the high-ranking officials of the Dragon Kingdom to discuss cooperation. They proposed sending Earth's inhabitants to another continent to fight monsters, level up, and learn skills in the form of a game.

Xie Shu, who originally planned to travel around, was attracted by a game advertisement. At the time, she just wanted to find a game to play casually, farm, grow flowers, and enjoy the scenery every day, and then relax for a while. However, she was forced to become a "scrolling king" in the game, and due to the special nature of her profession, she raised a group of special little thugs.

At first, everyone thought it was just a regular holographic game!

until…………

[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...

What?! Interstellar plants have been extinct for over a thousand years?! Bai Ruanruan looked at the plants filling her space and secretly counted their value. What could she do? She was penniless and started as an exile. Sigh, to save her own life, she'd better work harder…

Synopsis of the novel "I Collect Cards in Another World": During his travels, Chu Fan transmigrated. He started with a younger sister he had to prove his kinship with through a blood test. Under her protection, he survived his first night. Then he awakened the Summoner class, but this Summoner was a bit special. *Ding! You stepped on an earthworm, obtaining the Earthworm illustration (can be summoned).* *Ding! You killed a peacock, obtaining the Peacock illustration (can be summoned).* *Ding…* If you, dear readers, find "I Collect Cards in Another World" enjoyable, please don't forget to recommend it to your friends on QQ groups and Weibo! Latest chapters of "I Collect Cards in Another World", "I Collect Cards in Another World" without pop-ups, full text reading of "I Collect Cards in Another World". Keywords: Latest chapters of "I Collect Cards in Another World", "I Collect Cards in Another World" without pop-ups, full text reading of "I Collect Cards in Another World".