Transmigration Gone Wrong Novels & Stories

Xue Yun, who saw the whole process of her single-dog host falling in love at first sight with a fine-young lad, felt flabbergasted. Where was her host, who always felt disgusted by the matters between men and woman? Where was her lone-wolf host, who had a very low EQ? Xue Yun, as Yu Meng's system, originally wanted to remind her host to not fall in love with anyone in the missions, whether the person is a native of the world or a foreigner or a bug, who transmigrated or reincarnated into the world for certain reasons…. But when she saw her host staring at the youth with a soft gaze and a complicated emotions, Xue Yun just quietly watched the scene like an ordinary passer-by.

“Transamagei wanted to be a pure place, like the Other Side. They wanted to wipe the dangerous monsters and keep the ones that wouldn’t harm humans. It worked for a while, but new breeds were created from the ones remaining, and demons were formed. For a while, people that had died and been infested were tracked and killed. This obviously caused some controversy, and a war broke out between the demons and the pure humans. This happened in most countries around the world; the worst being in Sole.” “Sole?” I shivered. “They managed to wipe out everyone else and is now a pure human country” Orlando looked at me sternly “that’s what Transamagei wants to try and be again. Breeding has gotten out

Civilizations changed. History erased. Adrian's face had gone pale. Even he hadn't expected that. Miriam continued. "The first instance of integration caused instability in worldwide systems.". Economies collapsed. Ecological crises accelerated. Governance fractured.”. The images shifted. Flooded coastlines. Burned cities. Mass migrations. Then—. Massive underground facilities. Enclosed habitats. Vertical settlements. We made it through reorganizing society with the help of coordinated intelligence systems to make this happen. Amina's voice dropped.

"We are a Nation. And today, the Sovereign Sector is opening its doors. Not to corporations, but to the 'Glitched' of the Macro-verse." The Great Migration Across the Rust, the "Unwanted" of the Macro-world—the humans who had been discarded by the Architects, the biological errors, the people who couldn't afford the "Perfect" life—began to move toward the warehouse. "What are you doing?" Cyrus hissed, looking at the approaching crowds of the poor and the forgotten. "You wanted our scale?" Elara asked. "We’re going to teach the Macro-verse how to Glitch. We’re sharing our 'Source Code'—the tech that lets us live without the Architects' servers. We’re making the Rust Self-Sufficient."

It was a common factor that no matter how discreetly or perfectly a transmigrator adjusts a world that there would always be negative circumstances, mostly due to the world’s resistance against them. A transmigrator in a world no matter how harmless was like a bacteria wandering around the body coated like a body cell of some sort, even if the transmigrator tried their best to reduce any negative activities, just the fact that they were not meant to be in the world was a dire thing to the world and eventually wounds the world, just like how the bacteria would end up harming the body anyways. Now, according to how limited the damage caused by the Transmigrator was, Grades were calculated.

“ It's over. I know this isn't only because of the company. Even if you stay here? He wouldn't look at you. He's married to Tessa and after all your fights with her, she'd be such an angel to not get you fired.” Corrine's face dropped slowly. “ We're just here for an internship.” Miles continues. “ It's still more lenient for us than the workers here.” He sighed, grabbing the box and heading out without looking at her. Corrine stood sadly. This was the end of her time here. She grabbed her belongings too, looked at the company one more time before exiting alongside some other employees. And just like that… the company went bankrupt. Tyler arrived at the hospital only a few minutes later. He

"So I tried to find the reason on why he cant come back with me on the real world. And that's how I found out...that he'e already dead on our world. It means–he was transmigrated not transfered like me." Anastasia freezes at that. "Wait, can you explain the difference between transfered and transmigrated?" The prince asked. "Transfered is like what happened to you. Your soul was transfered inside the book but your real body is still alive on the other world. While transmigration is the movement of your soul after death. It means you already died before coming here." "Is there any reason on why he was transmigrated on the book then?" Alistair asked again.

The Gatekeeper did not react. “The planes were never meant to remain isolated indefinitely,” it said. “Isolation was temporary stabilization following prior collapse.” Prior collapse as Lena’s voice dropped. “There was a merge before.” “Yes.” “And it failed.” “Yes.” My pulse quickened. “What caused the failure?” The Gatekeeper’s gaze sharpened. “Unregulated migration.” The three entities we had forced back were not conquerors, they were advance signals. Pressure indicators and the collapse before had not been invasion, it had been imbalance.