this is just a book im reading and need the audio function! so dont waste time here im already in chapte 55 or something

This is the collection of the most famous xinxia ,wuxia, Sci-Fi Cliché I remember

Chapter 2. Rebirth (2)

"I am going to school."

"Watch out for cars. Be safe."

Ren tightened his shoelaces as he left his room. It's been a few days since he had again started going to school but it always felt refreshing.

'Youth sure is nice.'

Ren felt that being young was best. It's been a few days since he had became young again and Ren felt that his body was full of energy.

It's been a few days since he had transmigrated into another world and it still feels surreal to Ren. 

At first, he had thought the he will again wake up in his 47 year old body but he was relieved that it wasn't a dream.

These few days, he was also adjusting to his new life. At first, he had trouble talking to his parents but he had now adjusted to it.

He already have the memories and feelings of the previous owner, so he didn't have much trouble admitting them as his parents.

At first, it was awkward to have conversations but he gradually got used to them and the memories and feelings also helped him.

The second thing that he was doing this past week was finding information on the internet. Although he had the memories, he still felt the need to search for information.

That's why he was browsing the internet for any information and what he found was unbelievable. 

Although the history of this world only had slight difference, he found that the culture of both world was vastly different.

Nearly all the movies and songs of this world was different from his own world. Although the quality was not that different, the songs and movies were still different.

Not only the songs and movies but the stars of this world were also different. There were no Charlie Chaplin or Robert Downey Jr in this world.

All the stars and celebrities in this world was unfamiliar to him. It was also the same for books.

All the famous books like the world famous «Harry Potter series» and literary masterpieces like «Gone with the wind» are missing in this world.

Ren was sad that he will not be able to read those masterpieces again but he was also happy because this world has its own collections of books which Ren had never read before.

Their quality were also not inferior. There were also top quality literary masterpieces and intense fantasy novels in this world.

That's why he had been mostly reading those books these past few weeks.

In this world, Ren's family wasn't rich but they also don't have money problems and the previous owner had also saved up quite a bit of money.

It was his pocket money which he had saved for buying a video game which Ren had used for buying the books.

It wasn't like Ren hated video games but instead of games, he was more inclined towards books. He will rather read a book than play a game.

As he was thinking about that, he reached his high school. It was still early but there were already students entering the school.

His high school name was Gahai high school and it was a fairly old school that was famous in the area.

The school was located besides a small hill. The hill was small and only small animals like rabbits and stray dogs live there but it was a famous spot for students.

The sunset from the hill looked good and it was a popular spot for confessions and you could even see some couples there in the evening.

As he was thinking about that, he soon entered his classroom.

The atmosphere of the classroom was heavy like usual. Ren was in his third year of high school and it was the time when students are the most worried about their university exams.

Ren could see various students studying and only some students were talking among themselves. 

Those talking among themselves were also only making small talks as not to disturb the students who were studying.

Ren quickly found his seat and moved towards it. His seat was in the last row besides the window.

As soon as he sat down on his seat, his shoulder was tapped by someone. 

"Hey, Ren, did you read the light novel I lent you?"

"Yeah, I read it. It was fun."

The person who spoke to him was a average high school student. His name was Kenzaki Kei. He was his best friend.

He was a average looking youth with black hair and black eyes. Most of his features are ordinary and the only thing that stood out was his passion.

"I know, right. It was a great read. It was only the author's debut work but he really hit it off from the start. It was really entertaining and I even heard that there would be plans for a spin-off and a anime series will be also be airing soon."

"Hey, Kei, can't you keep it down."

Hearing Ren's words, Kei glanced around the classroom and saw that several people were looking at him with dissatisfied expressions.

Kei hurriedly lowered his head out of embarrassment and shame.

Kei was always like this. He always got passionate about his likes and hobbies when talking about them. His likes were also peculiar. They were light novels, mangas and anime. Overall, he was a otaku.

"Ah, it is the most embarrassing thing that had happened to me."

Hearing Kei's words, Ren snickered and said.

"Isn't the most embarrassing that happened to you was getting rejected by the school queen?"

"…..Can't you forget about that."

Kei groaned as he said with a embarrassed face.

"How can I forget about that? You fell in love with the school queen just because she smiled at you."

Kei hided his face when he heard Ren's words. It was a embarrassing moment for him. He had gone to confess to the school queen back then and he was rejected as soon as he confessed.

The school queen didn't even gave him a glance and rejected him without thinking a second.

"….I was naive back then."

"You are still naive. Haha."

Ren was already familiar with Kei after a few days of talking and they had also become good friends. Ren knew Kei will not mind his words.

Kei also didn't say anything about Ren's mocking. He knew he was just making fun of him and didn't mean it seriously. 

"The teacher is coming."

Someone shouted and the whole class turned silent hearing that. All the students hurriedly pull out their books. Even Ren and Kei pull out their textbooks.

'Slide!'

With the sound of door opening, the teacher entered the room. 

The teacher was a middle aged man in his 40s and he had a rather intellectual look on his face. He was even wearing glasses which made him look more scholarly. 

His name was Shiki sensei and he was the history teacher as well as Ren's homeroom teacher. 

He was a rather popular teacher among students because of his kind and gentle nature and his teaching methods. 

"Let's start the homeroom."

Fame, wealth, prestige, genius, destruction, despair, loss and failure.

Those are the eight words which describes Ren's life completely.

He was hailed as a genius but his arrogance led him to despair. From a genius, he became a failure.

He was just struggling with his life when fate gave him a second chance.

Now, what will he do after he found himself waking up in another world.

My name is Tsuji Ketsu. Since birth, I grew up in a shelter. As I was explained at the age of 3, my mother died almost immediately after giving birth, having only managed to give my name, wishing me to live the life of a winner. My father was not found, because my mother was not married and did not indicate in the documents from whom she became pregnant. Upon learning of this, I became emotionless and silent. Although in childhood I seemed pleasant enough for the eyes, none of the children tried to make friends with me, and some periodically mocked me, while the shelter workers pretended not to notice. The only thing that helped me to be mentally fine was children's books with fairy tales about heroes, which were enough in the shelter.
'' Wow the life of a winner, '' I thought when all this happened. But everything changed after the two butchers of my seven years.
Our shelter was visited by a teacher of the most elite Japanese school to search for talented children. During the check, he found I had an IQ of 200. After he made a huge noise and until no one knew about it, the director of this school visited our shelter and asked me if I want to be adopted. I immediately agreed to this offer.
Do not think that I was surprised. From the age of 5, I already realized that I was different from other children. During the time of my loneliness, I looked through all the books with pictures, so as not to fall into despair. I started reading books on Japanese writing from the teenage section and in a few days I learned all the Japanese characters, Then I continued to read all the children's books with texts available to me, and then switched to the only books in the shelter describing the culture of Japan. then the cultures of neighboring countries, and so before the onset of testing, I even managed to learn to speak fluent English, since one of my desires was to travel the world. It was good to be a naive child.
Therefore, as soon as they gave me a chance to successfully get out of this shit-shelter, I grabbed it with both hands. When I triumphantly left the shelter with my adoptive father, all the children cast envious glances at me. At that moment, I smiled for the first time in the past 4 years and began to understand what it means to live a winner.
The next 7 years were the calmest years of my life. I went to school, studied, made a couple of friends and was spoiled by my adoptive mother for my academic excellence. So I came 14 years old. During this time, I managed to finish high school courses and institutes of medicine and international business. By this time, I could already speak 7 languages ​​and wrote several rather well-known children's books, asking my parents to donate many copies of shelters in Japan so that children who were like me were not alone. As they say the book is a friend of man. I lived a calm life, but everything changed on my fourteenth birthday.
One of my friends decided to try to impose my views on Japanese culture, namely anime and manga. And he succeeded. I got caught. after watching Naruto, I discovered a new wonderful world. After that it was too late. I was not enough !!! I called this friend almost every day in search of recommendations from my senpai of this circle of people. Bleach, Fairy Tail, Fullmetal Alchemist, Gintama, Onizuka, Van Pis and so on. I was still not enough !!! Then this same friend advised me to read manga and novels, which I did.
And it was there that I found the only faith and purpose of exploring my whole life - reincarnation in other worlds. Yes it is. The heroes of novels die, fall into some kind of space of God, get deception and reincarnate in their favorite worlds. After extensive research on the works of this genre, I came to conclusions for the main reasons for reincarnations:
— you are chosen and killed for reincarnation by a certain mystical creature, which the people of the Internet called the truck kun;
— some god kills you by mistake and gives you a chance to reincarnate;
— you die in any way, but because of your great faith in reincarnation, you are given this chance;
— after your death from the god of reincarnation, you will find out that you are some kind of 1,000,000 reincarnated soul, and you are given this chance as a gift;
— after your death, you will find out that you have accumulated enough karma for your actions in life and you can reincarnate.
After these conclusions, I noted how the most feasible methods for me are 3 and 5. With these conclusions, I began to develop the most important plan for me, called ''reincarnation''. After setting my life goals, the implementation of my plan began.
Over the next three years, I traveled the whole world, reading and remembering all the books I found on medicine and the study of the human body. Then for a whole year I locked myself in my house, donated for my sixteenth birthday and spent all the accumulated money on medical research, which greatly worried my parents. After a year of hard work, I had a real breakthrough that could change the world. A month later, a medicine came into the world that could increase human regeneration in places with burns by 10 times. This medicine caused a huge uproar in the world, especially in Japan, when they found out that it was me who created it. In a week I became the most famous young genius in the world of medicine, which my parents were very proud of. Sometimes, seeing their attitude, I wondered what would happen if they knew my true purpose ...
Over the next 5 years, I burst into various world industries again and again shocking the whole world. Literature, music, mechanics. At 23, I was one of the most famous people in the world. Throughout my life, I did not lose faith in reincarnation and tried by all possible means to accumulate these so-called ''karma points''.
At 27, my father passed away due to old age. And after a week my mother left with him. After that, I again entered the stage of life of the `` loner ''. During the time that I became famous, my friends moved farther and farther from me and now I am left alone. Again. But I did not give up! I believed! I turned my life into a faith of anime reincarnation, surpassing myself! And after another year, already not knowing how to make the world a better place, I inexplicably died ...

Chapter 197. Beijing conservatory of music (1)
The Beijing Conservatory of Music was the largest conservatory.
Together with the Central Conservatory of Music and the Northern Conservatory of Music, they are called the three major conservatory.
It was founded in 1983 and has 37 years of history so far.
Although it is not as old as the central conservatory of music, it has also produced a large number of talents in recent decades.
Many famous composers, pianists and singers have emerged from it. It has a respectable reputation at home and even around the world.
The Beijing Conservatory of Music is located on the bank of Beihai, adjacent to the famous Beihai Park. It has an excellent geographical location.
The area of the conservatory is very small, and its scale is not even comparable to that of several middle schools in Beijing, and the total number of teachers and students in the school adds up to only more than 2,000, which is simply not comparable to the school with thousands of students in the University City.
Ren has never been to the Beijing conservatory of music before, but this higher music school has been famous for a long time.
It is said that every year there are tens of thousands of students who come to Beijing to apply for the conservatory.
Most of them have been trained since childhood. They are proficient in such aspects as piano, violin, national musical instruments and so on, and can crush a guy like Ren into slag.
However, most of these arrogant children will be mercilessly eliminated in the process of applying for the conservatory.
Many of the candidates' family has spent a lot of money on training them, then after arriving in Beijing, they spend a lot of money to ask the teachers in universities for guidance, only to be told that there was no hope of getting in.
Therefore, those who can be admitted to the conservatory are not ordinary people. Genius is a common pronoun among them.
As the second semester has just started, many students are on the campus. Many were holding guitar cases in their hands or they were wearing headphones listening to music.
They were all the students of Beijing conservatory of music. In another term, they were all geniuses who have gotten admission into the conservatory.
"There are a lot of people here."
Amidst those walking groups of students was Ren. He was wearing a black jacket and normal grey pants. Of course, there were sunglasses and a mask hiding his face.
People may wonder why an actor like Ren was here?
The answer was simple. Ren was here to learn music. He has earlier requested Director Zhao to let him learn about the essence of music.
Director Zhao has agreed and contacted his friend named Che Shu who was a professor in the composing department of the conservatory.
It should be noted that the Beijing conservatory of music didn't give permits to attend lectures just to anyone.
Ren was extremely lucky to get a permit to attend the lectures. It was only possible due to the connections of Director Zhao.
"Now, where should I go?"
Ren has taken some time out of an advertisement shoot to come here today but he noticed that he has a lot of time in his hands.
The lecture he wanted to attend was about composing and it would be presided over by professor Che Shu himself.
Ren also wanted to introduce himself to the professor and thank him for letting him listen to the lectures but the lecture will start in an hour.
Ren has come too early.
'Let's head to the library.'
As he has time, he decided to not waste time and head to the library. He can read books about music and composing there.
He made his way to the library and on his way, various people glanced at him because of his attire.
Ren can't do anything about it. He would be hoarded with students if he took off his mask and sunglasses but as a result, Ren was looking like someone suspicious.
Although it was weird to wear sunglasses inside a building, Ren just ignored it.
His celebrity life has made him used to wearing sunglasses.
Ignoring all the suspicious glances he received, Ren finally reached the library.
The library was full of books and Ren felt like he was in a sea of books and all the books were about music or singing.
Ren didn't even know that there are so many books about music in the world. It was shocking to be exact.
'Will there be a book on acting here too?'
Ren thought that there should be one or two books about acting in this library too but he chose to ignore the thought in his head.
He had to search through the whole library to find a book about acting and there was no guarantee that he would even find one.
He decided to focus on the books about musical theory for now.
Ren took a book out of a shelf and saw the title 'Harmonics'. He opened it and saw that all the words were in English and there was no Chinese character in it.
He took out another book titled 'The theory of music' and noticed that it was also in English.
It was not like Ren was unable to read the English characters, it was just that Ren was surprised to see so many books in English here.
Anyway, in the end, he finally decided to read a book titled 'Light music and song making'.
It was a book with a red covering and just reading the preface made him interested in it.
The book was about composing light music and how one should hold on to the emotions to bring out the true value of a song.
There were a lot of views of famous composers in the book and how just a little change can completely change a song's quality and value.
Ren was completely immersed in reading the book. He has never thought that a book about music can be so interesting.
He also felt that he had made a self discovery today. He was more interested in music than he had thought.
As he was reading the book, a silhouette suddenly approached him. It was a silhouette of a girl who was strangely wearing a big cap and glasses.
It was hard to see her full face because of that.
"Excuse me."
"Ah, what do you want?"
Ren said as he turned around to look at the girl wearing the big cap.
"Um, can you give me that book?"


Ren, he was someone with great talent in acting and singing but due to bad luck and some wrong choices, he was only able to become a third rate actor.

After dying in an accident, he noticed that he had returned to the past.

With the help of his talents and the knowledge of future, he started his journey to become the trendiest star of the century!

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This story begins with death. With his death to be more specific. And it truly was a tragedy, for Mathis Bauer was still young when the last breath breezed his lips. No one saw it coming, no one could believe the news. How could Mathis Bauer, the well-known and famous writer, die at such a young age? How could he die at the same day his newest book got published? So much talent forever lost, so many stories that will never be told, that will never be read…

Such words circulated the world of literature immediately after learning about the news of his death, yet what everyone thought but didn't dare to say at loud was how all of them were glad that his death happened only after he finished his book. After all that's all they cared about. His books. His stories. The real tragedy would be if the book hadn't been finished.

Even though it was truly shocking that Mathis Bauer died at the age of thirty, many rumors were spread regarding his death. After the news of him passing away were published, surprisingly no details were given. As a result people started to let their imagination run free. Maybe he got killed. Maybe he committed suicide. Maybe he faked his death. Maybe there was an accident. Reporters from all over the place surrounded his house camping outside it just so they could make a question, just so they could get an answer. But no results. There weren't many people to demand answers from to begin with. Mathis Bauer never married, therefore he didn't have a wife or children. He never had any romantic relationship with anyone. To top it all, he grew up in an orphanage, so he never knew his parents. Due to his extremely asocial personality, he didn't have many friends either. The only people the reporters could interview were his manager, his housemaid and last but not least, his only friend who unfortunately lived abroad. However all of them refused to talk about the circumstances of Mathis Bauer's death.

This only lead people to thinking that this famous writer who was known all over the world for his fantasy books with epic battles and unique story telling, might have died as a result of something shameful or maybe even illegal. There were theories all over the internet, conspiracies and ideas, some even ridiculously thought that he might have been part of a cult or such a thing, yet the truth was far away from something like that. It was also far more simpler.

Mathis Bauer died late at night. He was used to pulling all-nighters almost all of his life. He would go days without sleep, without leaving his house nor even his room for long periods of time. His head would be hid behind his computer screen, frantically typing word after word for hours without stopping once, almost as if he was scared that the ideas would disappear for good if he dared so much as resting for five minutes.

A lot of people gained interest in him because of his first published book "Doomsday is 100 seconds away from midnight". The book was a huge hit. Millions of copies were sold in many different languages and shortly after that, it was adapted to a TV series that also turned out to be very successful. Yet despite all this, the face of the writer was never seen. This situation… such mysterious aura surrounding his identity, made everyone all around the world extremely curious. Such thing went on even after three other books of his got published, all three of them a bigger success than the other. Yet his face remained a secret. At some point during his short lived life he got the nickname of the Vampire Writer after an interview where his manager, a gray-haired man with a permanent smile plastered on his face, said that the famous Mathis Bauer always worked in darkness and hated the sun. But this isn't the only reason behind this nickname. 

With his popularity growing with every book he wrote, and with his success increasing drastically, the number of people who demanded to see his face also grew. Seeing this situation, his manager convinced him that it was only fair for his fans to see his face, so after years and years of mystery, Mathis Bauer finally showed his face to the world. Upon seeing his pale complexion and thin body, the dark hair that were long enough to be tied up and his black piercing eyes, he got branded as the Vampire Writer.

But who would have thought that this Vampire who cherished the night the most, would die young, alone and in darkness?

Mathis Bauer died at night, not long after his latest book got officially published. He didn't like to be disturbed throughout the night, so his housemaid knew to not enter his room. She knew not to knock on the door and not to call him no matter what, so the poor lady had no idea that while she was walking back and forth in front of his room doing the laundry, behind that door that remained more closed than open, the man she worked for was dead. She had no idea throughout the whole night. She had no idea in the morning as well. Not until after one pm, when she knocked on the door and opened it with one hand while holding with the other one a tray with his "breakfast", saw that Mathis Bauer was sprawled on the floor, his face pressed against the dark reddish carpet. He didn't wake up when the tray fell from the woman's hands, a loud clang echoing through the room. He didn't wake up when she ran to him with teary eyes and called his name. Not even when she tried to shake him awake. No matter what she did, Mathis Bauer didn't wake up, for he was actually dead.

The reason behind his death was far from what people thought and speculated. He didn't commit suicide nor he got killed. He wasn't suffering from any illness that lead to his death. So why did Mathis Bauer die?

It was this question in particular that made his already famous personality, the center of discussion for quite a while. Oddly, it was also one of the reasons that made his last book the most sold novel of the decade. For some reason, people thought they would find the answer in the book if they studied it well and looked carefully. But his death remained a secret. In fact, his manager paid quite a big amount of money for it to be this way. He was a quite skillful man that knew how to manage the situation and turn everything to his best interest. With the mystery of Mathis Bauer's death being the most talked topic, he knew to keep such thing a secret and make the most of it he could, so the world never received an answer regarding this question.

Why did Mathis Bauer die….

The truth is quite funny actually. So funny and stupid that is tragically sad, especially for a writer like him who ended every book with a boom, for a writer like him who had mastered the art of capturing the reader's attention with his words and kept them glued to his books in anticipation until the very last word, where after the climax came the perfect ending that completed the book in such a way, it left people thinking about it for days.

It is funny and sad to say, that the famous writer Mathis Bauer died because of choking on a single round grape.

The very famous writer, Mathis Bauer, unexpectedly dies one night, shocking the world, but the real one who can't get over the shock is Mathis himself. 
With the last thing he can recall being himself dying, Mathis Bauer wakes up in the body of one of his book characters, and a side villan character at that.
 
Not understanding what is happening and how such thing is possible, Mathis Bauer now is thrown in the middle of the war he himself as the writer plotted, knowing fully well that he's working for the wrong side. 

Forced to live as the psychotic murder, Yue Zian, who dies halfway through the book in the hands of the main character, Mathis tries his best to change the ending of the book, all while helplessly goofing around and losing his shit over the main character and his love interest.

Aser spent the next few hours focusing on completing his daily Essence Cultivation. After restarting, he instantly noticed that there was an improvement to his rate of Essence Cultivation. The earlier insight and creation of the [Essence Flash] skill had increased his understanding quite a lot, and a breakthrough to 23 Essence Per Hour didn't seem far. Although he was able to reach 22 Essence Per Hour in a month, it was evident to him that increasing it again within a short period of time wasn't possible. 

Stretching his body upon completion, Aser checked his current essence. It was sitting at 270/3200, and if everything goes according to plan, he will be Unknown Level 6 at the start of the term. While this might seem normal from his perspective, Aser knew that the average student would start with at most Unknown Level 3. Granted, the First Son's Academy wasn't an average academy either, so it wouldn't be weird to see the exceptional first years being equal to him in cultivation. The speed for leveling up after Unknown Level 6 would drastically slow down though, as the earlier levels were far easier to breakthrough. 

The moon was already shining brightly outside, the grounds relatively quiet with the flickering of Light Crystals illuminating the distant buildings and dormitories. Shaking the urge to go to bed, Aser decided to look at the subject he would need to cover for the first exam. Surprisingly, it was about Essence! Knowing that he still didn't have a great grasp on the basics of Essence, Aser memorized the names of all the books required for the trial and went downstairs to retrieve them.

The first floor of the library had a ghost-like silence amidst its towering shelves and gentle crystal luminescence. Locating the aisle for Essence, the boy retrieved the few books that were in his reach and put them on top of a nearby trolley. Looking around, he spotted a step ladder to help in his gathering venture. After about a dozen minutes, the trolley was precariously stacked with books on top of each other. Rolling the trolley towards the stairs, Aser let out a sigh, his eyelids fluttering and slightly closing. 

Back in the study room after a few trips retrieving all the books, he decided to briefly go over all of them while Ashes was compiling the information into materials for him to study. Right away, he noticed that even though his basics were shoddy on the subject, he knew a lot of the broader topics and even some of the advanced ones. After familiarizing himself with most of the topics involved in the collection in front of him, Aser realized that what Ashes had gathered for him through [Essence History] wasn't systematic. The information was there, but due to Ashes never having actually gone through the topic written by researchers, she hadn't been able to categorize the topics in a meaningful way, but instead had done it through connecting similar topics together, regardless of their level of difficulty. 

At the moment though, Ashes would divide the hundred tomes required for the first Library Trial in to four volumes in the System Library. The volumes would be a supplement to his current Knowledge regarding Essence Cultivation and each finished volume would also result in a 25% progress on the trial. The 4-day study plan would then allow Aser to complete the trial in the shortest amount of time while learning the essentials of the topic. And this would continue for all the other Library Trials afterwards for this month, hoping to finish at least 5 trials by the start of the new school year. Even though he could finish the task for the trial, unfortunately, he couldn't submit them until the term started, and so wouldn't get any of the rewards either. 

Waiting for her to finish copying the contents to her memory, Aser went ahead and retrieved the 5th book of the "General Knowledge on Professions for advancement from Unknown Rank" series. He already had a good idea on the Profession he wanted to progress towards. It was demanding, but he felt as if it would be his best option with the advantages Ashes gave him. It was a Hybrid Profession, focusing on the Knowledge-type, with the Social and Warrior fields as sub-types.

The title of the Profession was called "Gambit". 
…
[Profession Type: Hybrid]
[Primary Field: Knowledge]
[Secondary Fields: Social & Warrior]
[Profession Title: Gambits]
[Introduction: Gambits are Knowledge-type strategists prioritized in reducing the risks while gaining the biggest advantages possible for a group or organization. Working both on and off the field, Gambits specialize in assessing tasks, gathering intelligence as well as maintaining strategic initiative. Historically, the biggest disadvantage for Gambits had been their requirements for large amounts of data to process the advantages of their job on current tasks, but the disadvantage can be reduced by a significant margin when the Gambit has a vast wealth of information already learnt. Processing the mission's given information, strategizing significant advantages while reducing all disadvantages and achieving the objectives of the mission are what Gambits are most famous for.]
…

Even though Gambits weren't a popular profession and had very high requirements in order to be certified as one, Aser felt this was a field made for him. He knew it would be a long road in order to even become a Rookie Gambit, much less any of the higher ranks in the field. Even the most famous Gambit in recent times had only been an Adept Gambit who went missing two hundred years ago! Disregarding the disadvantages to the field, the advantages were numerous. All sizes of organizations would want to employ a Gambit among their staff, but due to their rarity, 95% of small or medium organizations wouldn't even find one, and larger organizations had only a few among them. 

Gambits were also in charge of Intelligence in most organizations, and thus had a high position naturally. They were feared cause not only due to their knowledge about almost everything, but also due to their combat prowess. Unlike traditional Knowledge based jobs, Gambits require combat training as well, as such most Gambits even have a Warrior sub-profession. The most famous Gambit in the history of Gigantes, Sun Tze had said, "If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles."

Thus, it can be seen how formidable a good Gambit would be, for organizations as well as any adventuring squad. It was also in line with Aser's current philosophies in regards to combat, where he would rather strategize and stay far from the opponent instead of fighting with his fists. 

[System Report: Memorization complete.]

Looking at the moonlight streaming through the glass panel, Aser got up to and started carrying the books downstairs once more, placing them from where he had retrieved all of them previously. Finished with the work, he went back into the study room to call it a night.

While drifting off to meet the sandman, Aser realized that this was the first time he was sleeping in a new environment. Somehow, the foreign study room seemed just as cozy as his bed in the orphanage. Perhaps, it wasn't that he didn't miss the orphanage, but both seemed to not be home for him. Perhaps, he was simply born to be someone who would never have a home.

Beasts had unlocked their System during the Ancient Era, and were once the rulers of the world. A catastrophe had caused them all to go into slumber, ushering in the Venture era where humanity started leaving their settlements to explore. As civilization progressed and tensions rose, humanity fought with themselves for the large swathes of territory. Near the end of the Conquer era, the beasts started awakening from their slumber and pushed humanity to the brink of destruction. Through efforts from humanity's top leaders, the system was unlocked for man, and thus began the era of Enlightenment. 

The goal of everyone in this era is to get enlightened, to seek Ascension. Now every child, every family, every influence seek to be an Ascended like the heroes of their world. 

Aser, an Unknown child raised in an orphanage in the Southern Seas. Like others, on his 7th birthday, the system had awakened in his mind, but he realizes he's special. As he explores the mysteries of the System, our protagonist strives to excel, to prove his worth in the world of Gigantis, to find his parents and to figure out the path to Ascension.

Cheyenne and Elder Randy had indeed thought about that, hence reaching a tacit understanding. They then decided to grab all the books that had a halo. At the same time, they also referred to the various accomplishments and legends of famous authors in history. In fact, they didn't hesitate much or read the content in detail before stowing it away in their pockets. 
However, Lin Li stood rooted to the ground, seemingly fascinated for a moment. Seeing that the two of them were almost done snatching most of the books, he slowly walked towards a row of bookshelves. It didn't seem to be part of Elder Randy's and Cheyenne's consideration at all, because the magical books seemed no different from normal ones. Even though they had magical halos, the halos were extremely dim, and seemed to be on the verge of vanishing. 
Anyone could tell that the books on that particular bookshelf were of great value if brought outside. However, they were far inferior to others. Hence, from the beginning, Chief Elder Randy and Elder Randy had already decided not to take them. 
Lin Li did not rush to put everything into the Ring of Endless Storm, but instead pulled out a book from the shelf, which was written by an author named Oloderis. He wasn't that famous in the Dark Age. Well, at least Lin Li couldn't remember anything about the name.
However, when he opened the book in his hand, he was greeted with content that made his eyes glisten. It was practically a standard book of magical materials, and there wasn't anything too mystical in the book. All of the content was rather in-depth and included plenty of theories that explained magic. 
It seemed that the textbook-like magical book was indeed not as valuable as the notes written by the strong figures who documented their experiences. There was no content about the enlightenment and understanding of Laws. nor formidable magic that could destroy the world. However, how many members of a force could really have the ability to learn from the experiences of the powerhouses?
Besides, Lin Li already had the Book of Eternity which was written by Geresco, who was known as the God of Mages. The elites of the High Elves could not compare to Geresco at all. 
If a force was merely supported by one or two powerful leaders, its members would forever be spoon-fed, and they would be destined to be doomed. Not only would the members of force like this be unable to provide any help for their leaders, they might even become a burden. The reason the Malfa Family and Dark Blade could possess such high authority and status in the Breezy Plains was not only because of their Legendary leaders, but also because they had a strong foundation. 
Hence, increasing the strength of the leader was not the most valuable thing for a force. Improving the overall power and strength of the entire faction was of paramount importance. Although having a strong leader was mandatory, the leader might not be able to support the force in the long run if his underlings were all useless wastrels. 
The Malfa Family that was helmed by Cheyenne was a good example. Although they had a strong foundation, they still hampered Cheyenne from increasing his individual power and strength. If it weren't for the quest in the Haiga Mountain Range, it would probably be only a matter of time before the Malfa Family got annihilated by the Dark Blade. 
Lin Li looked at the cover of the magic book in his hand and noticed that there was a number annotated on the upper right corner. He then looked at the other books on the shelf to see that there were several magic books with consecutive numbers. Clearly, the books belonged to the same series, and were perhaps magic textbooks used by the High Elves in the Dark Age. 
Lin Li glanced through the books one by one, after which he confirmed his conjecture. Of course, the magic textbooks of High Elves were definitely not used by mage apprentices. Lin Li roughly deduced that the magic textbooks should have been used by High Elves that were akin to the level of Archmages or Legendary-mages. In particular, there was a detailed description stating the methods to advance to the Legendary-realm. If anyone could master it, it would probably be easy to become a Legendary-mage. 
Apart from this set of magic books, Lin Li also grabbed some other magic books, but they all seemed rather basic. They included some explanations and analyses of magic theories. Oloderis was the author of all the magic books, and Lin Li reckoned that he should be considered a magic educator to the High Elves. 
In the world of Anril, Lin Li was familiar with a certain saying: while the teacher of the strong was not necessarily powerful himself, the students of a powerhouse were mostly mediocre. Apart from talent, elaborate education was important. Hence, renowned powerhouses might not be able to become great teachers. 
At this moment, Cheyenne and Elder Randy had already taken away all the books that they wanted, and were walking towards Lin Li curiously. They had long seen the books there, but the faint halo made them forgo the idea of taking them away. Apart from feeling curious, they also gloated over the fact that Lin Li decided to take those books.
"Mage Felic, how are things going?" Elder Randy asked politely with a smile, but his tone was rather derisive.
Lin Li didn't avoid the question at all, and instead raised the books in his hand before answering, "Nothing too eventful. These are some magic books about basic theories that were written by an author named Oloderis."
"… What, Oloderis?" Upon hearing Lin Li's reply, Elder Randy's and Cheyenne's faces stiffened as their smiles vanished. 
"Yeah, are you familiar with this author named Oloderis, Elder Randy?" Lin Li asked curiously while turning his head to look at him.
Elder Randy and Cheyenne kept their eyes peeled to the signature of the author of the magic book in Lin Li's hands. Although they remained calm on the surface after confirming that it was indeed signed by Oloderis in High Elves Print, they were overwhelmed with regret deep down. 
If Lin Li were to keep those books because of Oloderis, it would still be somewhat acceptable. However, the problem was that they could tell Lin Li obviously didn't know who Oloderis was. That made Cheyenne and Elder Randy who knew who Oloderis was feel rather flabbergasted and embarrassed. 
Actually, Oloderis' identity did not differ much from Lin Li's conjecture. He was indeed a noble educator amongst the High Elves who produced numerous students that became famous powerhouses, including the authors of the magic books that Lin Li and the rest had seen. Some of the authors were Fenix and Alrond. 
Although Oloderis might not be the strongest amongst the High Elves, he had an extraordinary and unparalleled understanding of magic. Many of his students had made outstanding achievements in magic, but they were all accredited to the support of his magic theory.
Elder Randy and Cheyenne focused only on the famous writings of the powerhouses, and managed to secure plenty of knowledge about many lost magic spells as well as the experiences of the authors. However, it could be said that all of the content was merely an extension of Oloderis' theory. They had obtained the extensions, but Lin Li gained the foundation that was solid and would allow him to add or build on it. 
The lost magic spells might be very powerful, but they couldn't be used by just anyone. For example, an Archmage who had obtained a Legendary magical spell might not be able to use it even if he memorized it completely. Without sufficient power or foundation, there would be no use even if they gained Sanctuary-realm magic. 
Elder Randy and Cheyenne were overwhelmed with regret. However, no matter how regretful they were, there was no turning back. Both of them had already taken the books that they wanted, and they had no choice but to look at Lin Li and watch him stow the magic books away into his ring. 
"There is still a chance, there must be a chance, this is only the fifth floor!"
Lin Li's expression was still indifferent, while Elder Randy and Cheyenne expressed their displeasure and frustration from time to time. They then left the fifth floor and made their way up the spiral stairs to the sixth floor.
When they entered the hall on the sixth floor, everyone could not help but marvel at the things in front of them. They could tell from the decor that it was obviously a laboratory. Moreover, the only person who could turn an entire floor into a laboratory was probably the Immortal King. 
No one in this world would not be tempted or enticed by the Immortal King's laboratory. Back then, the Immortal King was known as invincible, for he was the one who created Sky Castles as well as much other handcrafted magical equipment. There were even legends about the Immortal King once creating an actual artifact. Since this was the laboratory of the Immortal King, they reckoned that there were probably many other hidden items. 
Everyone walked slowly into the laboratory, and they were suddenly struck with a peculiar feeling, as if they had passed through an invisible obstacle. However, no one had the time or mood to consider the source of the feeling that they got at this moment, because they could all clearly sense the shocking magical wave in the laboratory. 
The magical wave made everyone tense up, especially since they knew clearly that it was a massively powerful magical wave.
Almost no one could keep calm facing such temptation, and even Elder Randy's breathing began to quicken. The elves behind him could not hold themselves back at all, let alone Cheyenne who could not help but feel agitated despite trying his best to hide the expression on his face.
Even the proud unicorn and the Undead creatures Norfeller and Ujfalusi could not restrain the eagerness in their eyes. 
Lin Li was the only one who did not show any excitement, though he was no longer indifferent, and seemed to be in doubt and thinking about something.


Lin Li accidentally enters another world while playing with his smurf mage account just after he maxes out all kinds of crafting skills, bringing with him various top-grade materials. Although his character is practically powerless, what he gains in return is unprecedented magical talent! Can he survive by himself after being thrown into another world?

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