Novel Summary
Transmigrating to another world isn't just about fighting and killing; it also involves cultural subversion and destruction!
While other transmigrators were still diligently practicing their skills and leveling up, I had already started using Douyin short videos to make the elves addicted and flooding the screen, using "Honor of Kings" to make the orcs addicted to team battles, and using milk tea and desserts to make the dragon princess gain three sizes!
Office worker Lin Mo unexpectedly transmigrates to a world of swords and magic, only to find it culturally barren, like a desert. Just as he's wondering how to survive, he's bound to the [Earth Culture Transmission System]—by getting otherworldly creatures to accept Earth culture, he can earn points to exchange for anything!
Then, the art style suddenly changed:
A group of dragons, carrying small stools, binge-watched "Game of Thrones" day and night, their way of urging the author to update was to tap their tails on his door.
The elven druids were moved to tears by "Hachi: A Dog's Tale" and began to protect all canines.
A demon lord used his sect's assets as collateral to buy in-game currency for gacha pulls, while a vampire prince shouted "OMG, buy it!" during a live-streaming sales event.
Five years later, when the human alliance was preparing to conquer this "corrupted" continent, they discovered:
Orc laborers protested their short working hours by holding banners that read "007 is a blessing."
The succubus's emotional counseling classes made the nuns blush and their hearts race, yet they eagerly signed up.
The entire otherworld's desire for war has been completely dismantled by the three philosophies of "playing it safe," "lying down," and "watching the show."