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...

I Have Plan! Cass, who transmigrates to a world of swords and magic, discovers that by eating mushrooms and generating inspiration, he can complete all sorts of bizarre plans, becoming the idea king of the Sorrowful Mountains. [My great-great-great-grandfather was actually a talkative goofball!] [Damn arranged marriage, what does it mean a werewolf is my wife?] [No one in this world knows more about alchemy than me!] [I know more about astrology than any prophet!] [I'm thinking of sending a succubus to all the unmarried young men in the tribe, to stop them from always getting horny and fighting each other!]... "I just want to be a happy, carefree warrior, drinking, singing, beating up Southerners, goblins, drow sprouts, liches, dragons... and playing a staring contest with Medusa every day." "I'm just a barbarian with only 5 intelligence, so what if I like to think? Just because I was fooled by the gods and spirits, I have to become a great shaman?"