Unfortunate Transmigrator

Summary:

Hao Zhen used to find it completely normal that there were people in the world that could punch holes through mountains and ride flying swords to soar into the skies.

That changed when he regained his memories of his previous life and realized just how absurd everything around him was.

Now, nothing makes sense anymore, he doesn’t even know who he is supposed to be, and more questions than he can count plague his mind.

Hoping that they’ll lead him to the answers he seeks, Hao Zhen latches onto the apparent “protagonists” with the tenacity of a shipwreck survivor to a lifeboat.

Unfortunately, that means his only allies are trouble magnets of the highest order, effortlessly making enemies wherever they go, and faced with cultivation novel shenanigans left and right, Hao Zhen isn’t sure whether his genre savviness—the only thing he has going for him—will be enough to keep him alive.

Overall, Hao Zhen’s a pretty unfortunate transmigrator, no matter how he looks at it.