The modern Lin Xi traveled to the world of Greek mythology and became a Daimon who was born by an unknown person. He relied on his own strength and wisdom to obtain his divine position, interrupted Zeus's spell, drove the king of gods off the throne, became the new king of gods, and finally took control of the entire world.

Before death comes, the instinct for life drives the dying man to let out a cry that no one hears. The world responds to Him, and death leaves Him, but every miracle has a price! While pulling away from death, He loses his name and home, and breaks the umbilical cord connecting him to the world. He has gained eternal life, but can only wander outside the world surrounded by eternal loneliness, and can only be glimpsed by people in blurred dreams.

Luo Ning was caught in a tornado during a storm and woke up to find that he had turned into a grapevine.

After being watered with a bit of earth essence by the earth goddess Gaia, he turned into a grapevine elf, and was thus called the patron saint of grapevines, and further called the god of order.

Reborn in London in the 1990s, Brian gloriously became a new student at Hogwarts.

Becoming a hero with Harry Potter? That's a stupid choice.

In Brian's plan, he should spend seven years in Hogwarts, study neither well nor poorly, never participate in major events, and never exist in people's sight. His only wish is to learn how to make the Philosopher's Stone and become a potion master, as long as he can get rich. But how can the Hogwarts Iron Trio let you fulfill your wish?

This world is a little weird. Is Dumbledore really a great wizard who sacrificed his life for justice? And why did Tom Riddle become Voldemort?

Does God really exist?

Traveling through the orphanage, with a golden finger for collection, I wanted to be a low-key treasure fiend and achieve the achievement of a winner in life. As a result, I unexpectedly received a letter from an owl, telling you that this is the world of Harry Potter.