Gu Tianlun is accidentally reincarnated as the most evil and brutal final boss in the game, the tyrant Sauron. In order to change his fate of being killed in the future, he begins to plan ahead and seek a glimmer of hope

This is a story of how a skilled otaku saves the world.

Because of his indulgence in playing the game, Luo Di becomes alienated from life. The result was that he became the most well-known Ranger in the game, «Cracked Earth». After crossing over into the world of the game, he found himself returned two years before the game had started, a point in history with subtle yet lasting effects.

The destroyed country was still intact, and his beloved woman hadn’t yet succumbed to the flames of war brought by the orcs.

Shadows of the undead still linger along its borders, while the masks worn by aristocrats had yet to be torn off.

Events have yet to occur, but Luo Di knew he couldn’t just grip his bow tightly and sit. He wouldn’t watch once more as these lands broke before disaster, thus taking the first step along an epic journey of conflict.

A hero is a sacred being that is strong in itself and the troops he leads will become stronger as the hero becomes stronger.

"Hero Genesis", a world-class online game jointly developed by the United States, China, the European Union, Russia, India, Japan, and South Korea, combines fantasy, adventure, war, trade, territory construction, navigation, competition, and leisure. Players all over the world are crazy about it, and the top competitive players from various countries shine on the stage of national war.

Dafei, an ordinary amateur game enthusiast, saw the unlimited business opportunities of Hero Genesis and started his professional gaming career. A pretentious life starts with being awesome, and an awesome life starts with going all out to seize every opportunity.

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!"

This is the land shrouded in the tide of darkness, and the forefront of the world's resistance to the endless abyss.

The sun is obscured by darkness, and only the fire of civilization brings light.

The intelligent beings built castles as barriers to resist the invasion of darkness.

With an epic weapon and epic armor, enemies are annihilated amid laughter and conversation. This is a story of exciting battles... Of course not, it's actually the story of a man who constantly destroys beautiful girls and cheats endlessly. Long live the protagonist's halo!

As a game designer and a veteran gaming enthusiast, Ye Ling found himself transmigrated to a parallel world—one where technology was advanced, but gaming concepts were terribly outdated.

Looking at the mind-numbingly boring games on the market, Ye Ling quietly released a game titled "If You're a Man, Get to the 100th Floor."

"I died again—what kind of twisted mind could come up with this game?"

"Old Ye, can’t you design a normal game for once?"

"Aaaahhh..."

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Amidst the enthusiastic "requests" from players, Ye Ling silently continued to unleash titles like "Scary Granny," "Super Mario: Hardcore Edition," and "Before Dawn."

Sigh... Don’t blame me—it's all the system's fault...

From primitive troll tribes, to the multiverse's elven empires;

The mage's road from nothing to something, the whimsical environmental protection industrial civilization;

It tells the story of a half-baked law student's social practice and his guesswork-based "scientific research" journey.

Ps: The setting of "Trolls turning into Elves" is partly based on the relevant legends of World of Warcraft, but the world background and story direction are different, so it is not a fan work of Yamaguchi-san.