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  • Xiao Chi created a custom race named Peach Blossom humans consisting of female warriors with high stats, a 1,000-year lifespan, and fearless morale.
  • The narrator placed third in the entire year after defeating 80 succubi in round eight for 91 points, bringing the total score to 561.
  • Li Wanyou explained that the body piloting skill requires body compatibility and target cooperation to avoid mental takeover risks.
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I woke up 2 years ago in a world nothing like my old one. It's like a game, a mix of fantasy, magic, and martial arts all thrown together. There are systems, stats, crafting, even costumes that give you bonus attributes. But it's dangerous. Monsters roam everywhere outside the human cities, and even those cities aren't truly safe. Today was the big day at Snow Plain City's eighth floor academy. A thousand of us student

lords gathered to awaken our starter talents. Everyone around me was buzzing with excitement, comparing what they got. Beast scholars, swordsmanship, raw strength boosts. Some unlucky ones failed to awaken anything at all, and just sat there looking miserable. I stayed quiet, too, but not because I was disappointed. I was stunned. Before I even picked from my three talent options, a hidden talent activated on

its own, Transplant Shade, rated S, a rank I didn't even know existed. The description glowed gold instead of the usual black text. But the explanation was ridiculously vague. Can transfer certain data. What data? How? No details at all. Then I looked at my three normal choices. The first was female scholar, an E rank growable talent. Boosts skills

used on female allies by 20% but weakens effects on males by 10%. Decent because it can evolve, but it limits me to humanoid races with females. The second was Judge by Appearance, also E rank.

Skill effects on the opposite sex increase by 5% per point of their appearance stat. Sounds fun, but most people are average looking, so the boost is small, and it can't grow. The third was Gluttony, F rank. Increases appetite by 500% and, well, waste output by 500%.

Completely useless unless I wanted to run a fertilizer business. So it came down to the first or second talent. I leaned toward female scholar, since at least it could grow stronger over time. But just as I was about to pick, both talents started glowing with the same golden light as my hidden S talent.

Something strange was happening. Both talents were glowing gold, the same color as my hidden S talent, transplant jade. I touched them and the system popped up a message, "Current talents meet transplant jade conditions." Transfer data. So, that's how this talent works. It can move information between talents. I clicked transfer right away.

The system let me take the negative effect from female scholar and replace it with the positive effect from judge by appearance. Since it was my first transfer, there were no restrictions and 100% success rate. The result was amazing. Female scholar jumped from E rank to C rank. Now, it boosted skills on female allies by 20% plus an extra 5% per point of their appearance stat and it still had the growth potential. The

downside was gone completely. I picked it without hesitation. After everyone finished their awakenings, Principal Liao Shang gave us a speech. He told us not to waste the one-week break, reminded us the world stones were earned with the lives of those before us and warned us about a test when school started back up. Better rankings meant better rewards. On top of the world stone, the school was also giving each of us a hero soul to summon our first

hero. Our class four instructor, Li Ruanyu, came around to hand out items. She was stunning, easily the best-looking teacher in the whole academy and every male student's eyes followed her. When she reached me and asked what type of hero I wanted, I told her, "A female hero, preferably a good-looking one." The students around me started whispering. They thought I was being stupid or just thinking with hormones.

Li Ruanyu frowned and warned me not to waste my starting hero on personal taste. I told her it actually matched my talent perfectly. She sighed, handed me a random female hero soul, a small world stone, and a lord's toolbox, then moved on. Right after, my friend Yang Xiong called out to me, asking if I'd activated my hero soul yet. He was about to blurt out all his info when I stopped him. The principal literally just told

us to keep our details private. Yang Xiong waved it off, saying starter talents and heroes were basic stuff everyone would figure out during battles anyway. The real secrets worth hiding would come later with rare skills. Yang Xiong had a point. We'd all be fighting together eventually, so hiding basic info from teammates didn't make much sense. The first test after break would be against monsters, not each other.

Other students started sharing, too. Someone got a human knight hero, another got a goblin priest. One poor guy was stuck with a big skeleton because his talent was skeleton related. I opened my system to activate my hero soul.

Everyone in this world has a 1 cubic meter system space for storage. Mine had some food, spare clothes, and a bit of money. I pulled out the hero soul, a fist-sized white ball, half transparent, glowing faintly inside like cloudy glass.

I activated it, and suddenly my vision split. One eye still saw the hall around me, while the other showed a new scene. Three female heroes standing against a black background, quietly looking at me. The first was a human female medic.

Plain-looking, appearance stat of only four. Her total stats were 21 points, with seven in intelligence, above average. She had a healing skill and a medical talent, which made her genuinely useful for early development. Her personality was loyal, but extravagant. Solid enough as a starter hero, so I kept her as a backup. The second was an elf female archer. She was is years old, but for an elf that's still

young. She looked like a teenager with pointed ears. Her appearance was six, definitely pretty. She had seven agility, which is impressive, around the level of a competitive athlete. Her skill was a scatter shot bow technique.

Low strength though, only three. Personality was rigid but energetic. Also a decent option, so I kept her as backup too. Then I looked at the third, a succubus female warrior. I couldn't look away. Her appearance stat was seven, more beautiful than anyone I'd known back in my old life.

She was 125 years old, young for a succubus, with small horns on her head and a confident smile. Her figure was absolutely incredible. But I forced myself to check her abilities. Her total stats were 22, the highest of the three.

She had seven in both constitution and strength, plus her talent gave her an extra point of constitution, bringing it to eight. That made her a real front line fighter. Her agility and intelligence were only average at four each, but her raw combat power was the best of the group. Her personality was bold and decisive. I was already leaning toward her.

But I told myself I had to keep thinking it through. I was about to pick the medic. She was the most practical choice with her healing skill. But then all three heroes started glowing gold, just like before. The system asked, "Current heroes meet transplant jade conditions. Transfer data." It worked on heroes, too. This changed everything. I picked the female medic as my base and started transferring the best traits from the other two onto her.

First I tried moving the elf sage over, bad idea. The medic turned into a pile of bones and the elf became a baby. I quickly reversed that. Then I transferred the succubus's appearance onto the medic. She transformed completely, became a stunning older sister type beauty. I moved the succubus's constitution talent over, too, since medical skills can be learned, but raw stats are hard to raise. I kept the medic's healing skill

and her seven intelligence. For the main stats, I took the succubus's seven in constitution and seven in strength, plus the elf's seven in agility. Combined with the medic's original seven intelligence, every single stat was now at seven. Her total attributes jumped from 21 to 28. I could even transfer hidden data. I moved over the elf skin texture, her slim waist proportions, her

legs, all of it. The medic's appearance stat actually climbed to eight, higher than the succubus's original seven. Probably because all those combined details made her even more beautiful. I also transferred the elf's lifespan data, which massively extended how long she'd live without changing her current age. At one point, the system asked if I wanted to keep the human female reproductive system. Apparently, elves are born from trees and succubi only

have simulated organs. I hit keep immediately. Her personality merged automatically, loyal from the original medic and bold from the succubus. Contradictory traits, but I figured maybe she'd only be wild toward the person she's loyal to. I could live with that.

When I confirmed, the elf and succubus faded away, leaving only my perfected medic. She was incredible, beautiful, powerful, had healing skills, and well-rounded stats far above any normal starting hero. Young Xiong snapped me out of it. The assembly had ended while I was busy, and everyone was rushing home to activate their world stones and build their territories. I told him I picked a medic, and he approved. Healing is great for the early game. He told me

to add him as a friend once our territories were up, so we could trade and support each other. We said goodbye and hurried off. I still hadn't decided on my starting race, but I'd figure that out soon. Right now, I just wanted to get home and open my territory. I rushed home through the half-modern streets of Snow Plains City, past horse carts and mechanical vehicles, weapon shops and mercenary halls. My home was a small wooden cabin

on the edge of a village outside the city. Two years ago, when monsters invaded, the original Xiao Chi's parents were killed and the house destroyed. The village chief helped rebuild this tiny cabin for the survivor. That's when I arrived in this body. I knew nothing about this world and had to cram every bit of knowledge just to get by. I blamed my weird behavior on brain damage from the attack, and people mostly left me alone. But, I kept failing basic

knowledge tests at school, which made others look down on me. Inside my cabin, there was almost nothing. A wooden bed, a table, a chair, a wardrobe, and a nightstand. All stuff other people threw away. I didn't care. I sat on the floor and took out my world stone. It was watermelon-sized, rough and jagged, but I held it like treasure. I activated it, and the stone lit up the room with rainbow-colored light that flowed into

my body. The system started asking me to set initial conditions for my territory. First was climate. Tropical gives 20% faster plant growth, but 20% slower mineral generation. Cold gives the opposite. Temperate is balanced. I leaned toward temperate since most races can live there, and it allows all-around development. Then the options started glowing gold. Transplant Jade activated again. I transferred the bonuses from

Frequently asked questions

The custom race consists entirely of female warriors with high stats, a 1,000-year lifespan, and fearless morale.

The narrator placed third in the entire year after defeating 80 succubi in 18 minutes and 27 seconds for 91 points, bringing his total score to 561.

It requires body compatibility between the user and target species, and target cooperation to avoid mental takeover risks.