Their commission was suspicious.

After doing all this, Chen Luo had a ball of light in his hand.

This was the original form of the plagiarist's time-travel guide. Altair wouldn't be mistaken, because when he stabbed the creator of "Shakugan no Shana" who was dancing in his minefield, this thing rolled out of the other party's body and rolled to his feet.

Altair was curious about this thing and touched it on a whim, and then it burrowed into his body.

Altair originally wanted to use his abilities to eliminate this thing, but found that none of his abilities could work against it.

It's as if this is something from a higher dimension.

However, Altair couldn't care less about that right now. Instead, he closed his eyes and searched for memories related to the anime "Re:Creator". He then discovered that Chen Luo had indeed left a book in his memories.

This book allows you to fast-forward, slow down, and rewind the anime "Re:Creator," and you can even eat the book to completely digest all the memories.

Chen Luo and Altair each got what they wanted, but Altair was watching anime about himself with his eyes closed, while Chen Luo was studying the light sphere.

The person being traded, Tsukijiin Shinkan, was all smiles, and no one knew what he was thinking, which made the atmosphere at the scene much stranger.

Fortunately, before Chen Luo stripped Altair of his copycat travel guide, he restored the war room, which had been smashed to pieces during the battle, to its original state; otherwise, everyone would have had nowhere to sit.

"Boss, can I take a look at this tennis ball?" Tsukijima Masami skipped over to Chen Luo and asked curiously.

[Ding! You have a new request!]

Not only Chikujoin Shinkan, but everyone who saw this sphere of light for the first time felt a deep longing within them.

This thing seems to have the potential to change one's life—that's the common first impression.

“Okay.” Chen Luo placed the ball of light in front of the True Mirror of the Castle Construction Institute.

However, just as Chikujoin Shinkan raised his hand to touch the ball of light, he heard Chen Luo's warning voice.

"Look, okay, but don't touch it, or I'm confident I can cut you into 17 pieces before you even get a chance to touch it."

"!!!" Tsukijoin Shinkansen's body stiffened.

17 pieces? The Mystic Eyes of Death Perception, right?

While lurking in this world, Chikujoin Shinkan had learned about the worldviews of the [created beings] that had appeared so far, including the world where Chen Luo was.

Especially after Chikujoin Shinkan learned of Chen Luo's special status, Chikujoin Shinkan spared no effort in collecting information.

After all, you can't set a trap during a conversation if you don't know the intelligence.

Chikujoin Shinkan had no desire to gamble on whether Chen Luo truly possessed the Mystic Eyes of Death Perception, since Chen Luo had other ways to kill him anyway.

[Ding! Mission complete!]

Overwhelmed by an intense sense of crisis, Tsukijima Shinkan couldn't patiently examine the orb that was the "Guide to Transmigrating Through Time." After a few hasty glances, he ran to what he considered a safe distance.

Tsukiin Shinkan always felt that Chen Luo, the Root Grail, treated him differently from others, being overly harsh on himself.

While I do have a slight penchant for playing around, shouldn't the Holy Grail be absolutely neutral?

If you can fulfill other people's wishes, shouldn't you also be able to fulfill your own? They're all wishes, so what's the difference in how they're fulfilled?

"..." Chen Luo glanced at the True Mirror of the Castle Construction Institute but did not speak.

Helping anyone, regardless of faction or preference, fulfill their wishes is the Holy Grail's job.

Chen Luo isn't the Holy Grail; Chen Luo is the Genie.

Moreover, there is a difference between wishes and wishes becoming sentient.

Besides, didn't Chen Luo just grant Chikyoin Shingen's wish? Chikyoin Shingen only said to look, not to touch.

However, Chen Luo was not allowed to touch the thing in his hand, and he kept preventing it from entering his body.

[A Guide to Time Travel for Plagiarists]

This orb of light does indeed have that name; it's essentially a system disguised as a guide.

To be honest, Chen Luo used to think that his talent was a system, until he later discovered that a system was not as convenient as his talent.

Chen Luo needed the other party's wish power to complete the commission, but the system might need something else entirely.

Chen Luo's tasks can be accepted and abandoned at any time, based on the principle of "the more you do, the more you get," with no penalties whatsoever. And this one in Chen Luo's hand...

Chen Luo swallowed the ball of light in his hand in one gulp.

[The Plagiarist's Time-Traveling Guide is loading...]

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Welcome, Master! The Plagiarist's Guide to Time Travel is at your service.

Although Chen Luo's talent wasn't a system, he was already familiar with the talent panel, so playing with the panel of this "Plagiarist's Transmigration Guide" wasn't too difficult for him.

[Tch, a subject doesn't serve two masters! Let alone three! This garbage system, my lord, you should throw it away right now.]

"Don't make a fuss. It's a system, after all. Let me take a look first."

However, the operating system of the transmigration guide in Chen Luo's hands seemed a bit too simplistic.

There are only three things.

Task system.

Review space.

Rewards Redemption (Mall).

The quest system is where quests are posted. The quests where Altair snatches lollipops from children and throws sticks at their faces, as well as the quests where he confesses his feelings to Chen Luo, both come from here.

The rewards for the quest system are various literary works.

After completing the task and obtaining the literary works, these works can be reviewed in the review space, where they can be modified and reviewed by the holder of the "Plagiarist's Guide to Transmigration"...

For example, Altair could easily delete or change Chen Luo's character design as the Root Holy Grail in the review space.

This guide to time travel for plagiarists doesn't seem to be smart enough, as it still retains the operation records of the previous and even earlier owners.

But this was actually useless, because the two people in front of Chen Luo hadn't done anything at all.

Because few people are confident that they can rival the literary talent of authors whose works become worldwide hits.

However, the review space is also useful; it can be used to revise the terrible endings of works that have been heavily criticized.

It was precisely because of this function of the review space that Altair felt that Chen Luo's troubles were Altair's own doing.

Wouldn't it be better if I just slightly modified Chen Luo's character?

Although Altair could tell from the cover of the work that the appearance of Chen Luomeilin and others was quite abrupt, what could he do when the work was published by Altair himself?

The third reward exchange system in this plagiarist's time-travel guide rewards users with literary points based on the popularity and fame of their published works worldwide. These literary points can then be used to exchange for items.

Chen Luo currently has over 3 literary points.

There are many items that can be exchanged, but apart from some material rewards such as luxury cars and money, there are various skills and some small props.

Material rewards require very few literature points, but skills in the arts are more expensive.

To Chen Luo's surprise, she also possessed superb drawing skills.

Seeing this thing reminded Chen Luo of Gretchen and Xi, but since their painting skills were so superb, this thing seemed to be of little use.

Besides these, there are also martial arts and life skills, but the highest level is only Master.

Chen Luo understood, after all, this was a guide for plagiarists to time travel.

As for the items... there's not much to say; most are technology-related, and there's even a star destroyer. But considering the price tag of 1 million literature points and his current savings of just over 3, Chen Luo could only conclude that... it's inferior to a group network.

In a group network, if you're just learning something, you don't have to pay anything, and planet-destroying items certainly wouldn't be sold for such a high price.

However, after two generations of holders have accumulated so many literary points, it's not because literary points are hard to earn, but rather because of the terrible management by the previous two generations of holders.

The first-generation holder wanted to develop properly, but was killed by Altair as soon as she took out the Shakugan no Shana.

This plagiarist's time-travel guide suffered greatly after falling into Altair's hands.

Complete the task casually, then publish it directly without review, modification, or promotion. It's like throwing away trash, just dumping it online... No wonder it's not considered literary.

Perhaps it was precisely because the items available for exchange in the "Guide to Time Travel" did not include any resurrection items that Altair paid so little attention to it.

"What? You ate it?" After being knocked unconscious by Chen Luo's headbutt and slowly waking up, Yakumo Yukari inquired around and heard that Chen Luo had eaten the white orb taken from Altaïr's body, she rushed to Chen Luo's side.

"Hmm, what's wrong?" Chen Luo asked.

"I was originally planning to ask you to lend it to me so I could do my mission, but I didn't expect you to eat it first."

Yukari Yakumo didn't actually want the "Plagiarist's Guide to Transmigration." She just wanted to use it to publish her own work under the name "Setsuna's One-Man Stan" to quickly gain popularity and thus enhance her credibility.

The reason why she was so worried about Chen Luo eating the "Guide to Transmigration" was because Yakumo Yukari originally planned to complete the mission herself.

It's one thing to ask Chen Luo to help fulfill a wish, but how could you let Chen Luo do something like snatching someone's lollipop and throwing it in their face?

It's obvious that Chen Luo would never do something like bullying a child.

Asking Chen Luo to do something like confessing his feelings to someone is indeed asking too much of him.

If Altair confessed his feelings to Chen Luo, he could just accept it and that would be fine, since nobody would believe him anyway. But if he confessed to anyone he randomly picked in a bar, the other person might actually accept him!

"Forget about that later, why don't you check if Touhou Project is in the copycat transmigration guide's inventory?" Yakumo Yukari asked urgently.

[Ding! You have a new request!]

"Let me take a look..."

After receiving the commission, Chen Luo first searched the current inventory but did not find it, and then looked at the task system.

The system's task function refreshes at midnight every day, randomly generating three tasks and providing one specified number of search attempts.

There are currently two tasks displayed on the panel, both of which reward literary works.

One is *Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid*, and the other is *Date A Live*.

However, both options have been dimmed and the details cannot be accessed, because only one random task can be completed per day.

Specific searches are an exception, because each specific search costs 1 literature points, which is equivalent to paying money to buy a chance.

The third missing task is obviously the re-creator, so we can only rely on specifying the number of searches.

Fortunately, Altair didn't use up this opportunity today.

Or perhaps Altair used it, searching for works related to the creator of re, but found nothing, so the attempt wasn't deducted.

"You can specify a search? Quick, search it up." Hearing this, Yakumo Yukari breathed a sigh of relief.

Although there is no plagiarist's time-travel guide, the group network can do something similar to that guide: send out the game.

However, Yukari Yakumo will definitely have to spend some Paradise Coins as a rental fee, and it won't be cheap.

At least 3000 Paradise Coins.

Furthermore, without the account 【刹那单推人】, the promotion effect is not good.

Of course, group networks can forge accounts... but it costs extra.

Considering that there's no point in spending money when you can get something for free, Yukari Yakumo can only pin her hopes on this plagiarist's time-travel guide.

"Searching, searching," Chen Luo said as he manually searched.

The search system in this plagiarist's time-travel guide is very powerful. It instantly found the content specified by Yukari Yakumo. Moreover, the reward for this task is not a work of a particular kind, but all works in the Touhou Project series!

“Yes,” Chen Luo said, turning to Yakumo Yukari.

"That's great. Quickly check what the task is. After completing the task and uploading the work, it should take about a day or two to gain recognition. It would be best to also modify the content in the review space, adding more of my scenes. It would be even better if you could slightly enhance my abilities in the work."

“…Zi, why don’t you just pay a group network to publish your work?” Chen Luo said suddenly after a moment of silence.

"Huh? Why?"

“I think that the plagiarism tool that travels through time and influences this world is not very useful for us, the ones on the side of order,” Chen Luo said.

"What's good or bad about it? If it really doesn't work, you can take it out of your body and I'll use it."

Yukari Yakumo didn't understand why Chen Luo hadn't said anything before searching. Was there something fishy going on?

[Ding! You have a new request!]

"Okay, it's a deal." This time, Chen Luo agreed quickly. The silver blade flashed across his body, and after using the scalpel to peel off the "Copycat's Guide to Transmigration," he pressed it directly into Yakumo Yukari's chest.

"You see for yourself, I'm going to talk to Altair." After saying that, Chen Luo walked towards Altair.

Watching Chen Luo's hurried figure, Yakumo Yukari muttered to herself for a while before awkwardly using the Copyist's Guide to Reading, and then saw the designated search task displayed on the task interface.

"Huh?" Yukari Yakumo was taken aback when she saw the mission requirements.

……