Reverend Insanity: Dream Gu

A reader of Reverend Insanity found himself inside its world, not as a prodigy or chosen figure, but as an ordinary boy born in a remote mountain village. With no talent and no support, his future should have been simple and short. That changed when he came into possession of the Blood Sea True Inheritance. . . . .

“It’s a story about a fan who transmigrates into the Reverend Insanity world. You can give it a try—there’s going to be a harem, and yeah, there’s a system too, but it’s not overpowered.”

Don’t expect a canon story. Xia Yuan transmigrates into the world of Reverend Insanity and awakens a Dimensional Chat Group. With the help of the chat group, he grows stronger And of course… he builds his own harem along the way.

The night the crimson bell rang above the capital, Mo Ran’s life changed forever. People had been disappearing for months.... hunters, children and even mages. Some vanished without a trace, while others returned completely broken, whispering nonsense about bells, shadows, and a tower that should not exist. Then Mo Ran woke up inside a body that was not his own. With fractured memories and knowledge that did not belong to this world, he is forced to survive inside a society ruled by rune mages and ancient bloodlines. Though everyone believes he merely lost his memories after an accident, Mo Ran hides a terrifying secret—he remembers another world entirely.Or at least fragments of one. Unable to understand the world’s language yet instinctively skilled in combat, Mo Ran quickly realizes that something about his existence is deeply unnatural. The more he learns about rune synchronization, magical paths, and the mysterious Bell Tower, the more the world itself seems to react to him. At the Capital Mage School, where young mages are trained to investigate the disappearances, Mo Ran finds himself surrounded by dangerous geniuses, hidden monsters, and truths buried beneath centuries of silence. But the greatest mystery is not the tower. It is himself. Because somewhere beyond his fading memories lies a horrifying truth: This is not the first time Mo Ran has entered another world. And if he fails again—even his identity may disappear forever.