Originally, being transported to a world of swords and magic meant learning magic, dominating the world, building a harem, and finally slaying a god… But all of that was just wishful thinking. Who knows why she ended up as a little girl. Since that's the case, magic? Forget about it. She already has a powerful swordswoman sister. What? I have incredibly strong magical talent, so strong that elements come to me without her even needing to befriend them? So strong that the headmaster of a top magic academy personally delivered her admission letter? (After a moment's thought) In that case, element, you can learn magic for me. Just release yourself when needed. It's decided! Element: ? ? ? … In short, it's the story of a lazy little girl who becomes a powerful magician by having elements learn and meditate for her—you ask what the little girl is doing? Of course, she's slacking off!

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".

Su Cheng was driving his homemade steam locomotive on the track when suddenly a dump truck rushed out and transported him directly to the medieval magical world.

I don't know any magic, so it makes perfect sense for me to build the steam engine and start the Industrial Revolution, right?

Dwarf: "My lord, you are the god of forging, aren't you? I want to give you my daughter in marriage!"

Goblin: "Delicious fries and fried birds, it doesn't matter where I am enslaved, I'll stay in this castle for the rest of my life!"

Orc: "How can there be such exquisite fabric! This is a privilege reserved for kings!"

Su Cheng: "I need workers! A lot of workers! What's the most important thing in the Middle Ages? Talent, talent, and damn it, talent!"

The first industrial park on the Magic Continent was officially completed.

Potatoes, oilseeds, weaving, forging, vehicles, ships, airships, tanks, military equipment...

What problem can't be solved with a steam engine?

If one machine can't solve the problem, then use two!

Transmigrated to another world, I'm a programmer. Pay me? No, patch me! What to do when I discover the magic system is riddled with bugs? I need help urgently! So, I optimized the fireball spell, invented the magic gun, and equipped the elven knights' shields with a "counterattack program." While others were diligently practicing spells, I was fine-tuning parameters; while others were searching for artifacts, I was coding cheats. Demon infiltration? Racial conflict? Kingdom wars? Before absolute technical power, they are all system errors that need fixing. Sorry, this other world has been rebuilt by me.

In the wild continent, countless races coexist, and the law of the jungle prevails.

Upon arriving in the desolate continent, Lin Feng discovered that the human race was one of the weakest races there. Despite their large numbers, they were subjected to captivity and enslavement by other races.

In his moment of crisis, Lin Feng unlocked the "Rise of Humanity" system, which allows him to summon creatures called "players" from another world to help him expand his territory.

The Fourth Calamity descended, and from then on, no one could stop the rise of humanity!

Urban setting + genius + comedy + spiritual revival 5000 years ago.

As the ancestral planet's spiritual energy revives, an extraordinary era arrives. Those with the ability to travel through time are hailed as the guides of this era, pacifying the chaotic world, resisting alien races, and becoming invincible.

With powerful figures missing and chaos reignited, crisis and opportunity coexist, and a new emperor emerges to end the chaos.

Demons rise suddenly, life withers, death and annihilation intertwine, where should humanity go?

All of the above is in the past and has nothing to do with the protagonist. Peace has lasted for two hundred years, and Wang Fa is very fortunate to live in this era until he obtains that white crystal.

Magician levels: Beginner – Intermediate – Advanced – Saint – Calamity – Saint King – Emperor

Martial Arts Realms: Entry-level – Elite – Martial Arts Grandmaster – Immortal – Inner Demon – Martial Arts Saint – Emperor

P.S.: Did anyone even watch it? Nobody's commented, even just a simple greeting would be appreciated!

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?

A great master of refining equipment from a cultivation civilization accidentally entered our world and started his life anew.

In a technologically advanced world, he discovered that cell phones, computers, cars, and guns could all be treated as magical tools, allowing him to return to his old ways. Want a new phone? Why bother buying one? Just bring your Nokia 1110 and I'll upgrade it to an iPhone 5s.

As the science and technology industry prospers, our cultivation cannot be neglected.

Does improving your cultivation require lightning and fire to temper your body? Fortunately, this world has two magical things: electric sockets and natural gas. Putting aside the exorbitant monthly electricity and natural gas bills, your cultivation speed will increase by a thousand miles, right?

Using the methods of a weapon master, he also installed a computer into his brain, replaced his fragile heart with a sports car engine, and used machine guns and artillery fire as good tools. He then refined a nuclear reactor...

Ding ding ding ding, the ultimate humanoid weapon is born!

What, you said I'm a robot?

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[Single female protagonist + plot + dungeon + multiple worlds]

An unexpected car accident sends game enthusiast Lin Tianyu into a parallel world - a reality that was transformed by the mysterious power [Fantasy] 53 years ago and whose rules are like those of a game.

Two years later, facing the talent awakening ceremony that would determine his future, Lin Tianyu felt a sense of trepidation. His best friend, Wang Mingdi, awakened an SSS-level resurrection talent, but when Lin Tianyu touched the crystal, his [Illusion] was blocked—and he awakened an unprecedented talent: [Boundlessness].

This talent breaks common sense: there is no level limit from F to SSS, only the name of "Boundless".

It grants Lin Tianyu a unique "experience pool," absorbing all experience points he gains (from killing monsters, crafting, using skills, etc.), rather than directly improving individual abilities. More crucially, it declares, "You will have no hard cap." The note on this talent reveals his ultimate regret and longing for the brevity of life and the vastness of the universe during his near-death journey.

In this game-like world of monsters and constant DLC releases, a "Boundless" is quietly born, capable of infinitely accumulating experience and possessing untold potential. Lin Tianyu, armed with this "hack" born from his deepest obsession, is destined to transcend all imagination, pointing to a world of endless possibilities. But now, all he wants to do is complain: "The time-travel bonus has finally arrived?"

(The author may occasionally completely rewrite some chapters, so if you see someone complaining about some toxic points in the previous chapters, it is normal that you can't see them because I changed them.)

(This book is more everyday and light-hearted)

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!"