Infinite Transmigration Starting from Violet

"Infinite Transmigration Beginning with Violet" by Leisurely Daily King

Copywriter:

Picking up Violet at the start? Learning Ashina swordsmanship from Isshin Ashina? Angrily beating up Michael in Red Dead Redemption? Helping Jotaro beat up the priest? Helping people live happy lives in Akame ga Kill!

This is a story of saving the world and changing tragedy. All the regrets will be rewritten, and every world deserves a happy ending.

(A crossover between anime and manga, including game worlds)

Author's custom tags: Infinite flow, System flow, Soft rice flow, Portable flow

紫罗兰永恒花园

Chapter 1 Did I Time Travel?

Do you want to understand the true meaning of life?

Welcome to the Dimensional Travel Game!

[Game Background: The Protoss who controlled the Prime Material Plane have collapsed, and their fragments have scattered across various planes, causing varying degrees of impact on each.]

[Main Quest: As the player, you need to travel through various worlds and collect Protoss fragments]

[PS: This game offers an extremely high degree of freedom; it will not restrict player freedom or force players to complete any tasks.]

[PS: The survival of each dimension is closely related to the survival of the main dimension. If the fragments are left unattended, the player's main world will eventually be eroded.]

[Setting anchor points...]

[World loading...]

[Player panel loading...]

[Store loading...]

[Features unlocked after leveling up]

Finally, we wish you good health and a pleasant gaming experience.

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A gentle night breeze stirred, and Lu Ye, who was fast asleep, shivered.

So cold.

Could it be that the air conditioner is broken...?

He opened his eyes groggily, just as a huge meteor streaked across the sky, passing over the mountains.

A sky full of stars came into view, as dazzling as the sea.

Ok?

When will we be able to see the stars in my neighborhood?

The sound of the tide came from not far away. Realizing something was wrong, Lu Ye sprang to his feet.

Beneath his feet lay sand and seashells, in the distance were scattered coconut trees, and further ahead were dark hills. Behind him stretched a vast ocean, with waves gently lapping the sand and creating white foam. A half-moon floated at the horizon, its reflection on the sea creating a full moon.

The noisy sea breeze blew by, and Luye Bengbu settled down.

Lu Ye seemed to have thought of something and quickly looked down at his body.

Hmm, it's still that SpongeBob SquarePants ice silk pajama set, so it seems it's not a soul-swapping.

He pondered for a moment in a state of existential confusion, realizing that he had most likely traveled through time.

Lu Ye roughly understood why he had transmigrated.

Last night before going to bed, a strange dialog box suddenly popped up on his computer.

Do you want to... truly live?

【YES OR NO】

Lu Ye thought that he might have been maliciously infected with malware or a Trojan virus.

But this rogue software is quite novel; before filling the entire C drive with uninstallable XX Legend and XX Assistant, it asks you for a yes or no.

There's absolutely no need for that!

This is like an executioner on an execution ground, holding a butcher's knife, ready to take the prisoner's head at any moment, but still smiling and asking the prisoner if they want to cut it off.

To kill someone and then destroy their spirit? Pshaw!

But being a curious person, he couldn't resist touching it to see what would happen.

Anyway, it's just a matter of reinstalling the operating system. As for the "wives" on the computer...

Please, you're so weak. What era are we living in? Who doesn't have a cloud storage?

But then again...

Choose YES?

Or should we choose NO?

No matter what you choose, a rogue software will install junk software or viruses on you.

But Lu Ye is never a casual person when it comes to choices.

Sometimes, a single choice can change a person's life.

It's like when he was in elementary school, the school organized a spring outing.

Lu Ye looked at his newly bought game console, then at Cuihua, the cutest girl in his class, and finally gritted his teeth and made up his mind—he wouldn't go.

A week later, news came that the school bus had plunged into a ravine and that no one had survived, shocking the entire city.

The news was making headlines; apparently, the vehicle encountered an accident on the return trip, causing it to break through the guardrail and plunge off a cliff.

In the end, only Lu Ye survived, including the teacher.

This is no coincidence.

Lu Ye is particularly sensitive to choices.

Although he enjoys playing games, he is not obsessed with them.

The reason he didn't go on the spring outing with his class was because a voice inside him was telling him—don't go.

It wasn't some strange sound coming from his brain, nor was it a panel appearing in front of him giving him the choice to go or not.

Rather, it was his inner fear that drove him to be afraid of boarding that school bus.

In other words, he feels a deep-seated fear about certain bad things that are about to happen.

In the Middle Ages, when religious belief was at its peak, believers and missionaries called such people "the Son of God," meaning the son of God. They believed that he would foretell the coming of suffering and disaster; he was a prophet and the savior of mankind.

In today's society, this amazing phenomenon is called "sixth sense" or "intuition".

Lu Ye knew nothing about "the Holy Son" or "the Sixth Sense," and had no interest in them whatsoever.

In fact, he lived to be 18 years old, and this inner sense of fear only occurred twice.

The first time was when I was six years old, I was in a car accident, injured by a dump truck.

He survived because he didn't take that crucial step while standing on the zebra crossing.

The second time was during a spring outing organized by my elementary school.

Just as Lu Ye was struggling with which option to choose, he suddenly thought of the ancient saying "the Doctrine of the Mean".

In dealing with people, one should be impartial and unbiased, and strive for harmony and compromise.

He thought it made a lot of sense.

So Lu Ye moved the cursor between "Yes" and "No" and clicked "or".

He was just clicking around out of boredom, but he didn't expect that "Or" would actually be an option!

Then, I closed my eyes, opened them again, and here I was.

Looking around, I realized I had arrived at an island, with an endless sea stretching out before me.

A moment later, Lu Ye's tentative voice rang out on the beach.

"system?"

"System's son?"

"System Daddy?"

There was no response.

No system!

There's no system?!

Without a system, he might be trapped on this island for a long time, and even survival might be a problem.

I'm a member of the transmigrator army, so why am I so unlucky?

It would be too tragic if he were the only one on this island. At least Robinson Crusoe had Friday to keep him company, but he would probably have to grow old and die alone on this island... No, he wouldn't even have to grow old and die. He might die in a few days because he has no food or fresh water. After all, not everyone has Bear Grylls' extensive wilderness survival skills.

Lu Ye was dumbfounded.

Having just finished the college entrance exam, and with less than a month of summer vacation left to play, twelve years of hard work and studying have all come to naught overnight.

Moreover, they now face the predicament of being trapped on an isolated island.

Lu Ye felt a sudden stomachache.

This is an old problem of his; whenever he feels too much stress or experiences significant emotional fluctuations, his stomach will start to hurt.

Fine, I'll accept being transported to another world without any cheat codes, but could you at least give me a place in the mortal realm?

Are you suggesting I perform "Man vs. Wild" here?