My luck seems to be pretty good
A hidden big shot said," This kid is really lucky. I happened to be thirsty and didn't have the money to drink, so this guy came over with wine. He's quite polite. Forget it, I'll just teach him something so that he won't die with me after cultivating for a lifetime."
A certain big shot who was hiding from his enemies: This kid is really lucky. A bunch of refugees actually chose to help me. He looks honest and likes it. Forget it, it seems that he won't be able to escape this time. If this treasure is left in his hands, it will eventually fall into the hands of that shameless villain. It's better to leave it in the hands of this little guy first. If he can come back one day...
A demon saintess who had entered the human world to cultivate said," This kid is lucky. I entered the human world to cultivate precisely to refine this Heavenmend Pill. Now is the last moment. I can't use my magic power easily. Otherwise, not only will all my previous efforts be wasted, but my foundation will also be damaged. It seems that I can't keep this Nascent Soul."
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Along the way, Jiang Nian, who had already become a respected Dao Ancestor, looked back and sighed." What luck? He just brought the system. It's not a fair victory."
Honestly, I’m kinda disappointed with the direction of the story because transmigrating into Matt Donovan before canon should’ve changed the entire board, but the plot still mostly follows canon while Matt keeps feeling weak and reactive. A normal person with future knowledge alone could’ve become dangerous in TVD, let alone someone with hemokinesis. Matt literally should know: - where the Bennett grimoire is, - how important Emily’s necklace becomes, - Damon’s tomb plan, - the Founders’ Council secrets, - vampire weaknesses, - hunter lore, - future supernatural threats, - and where major artifacts eventually appear. But instead of exploiting any of that, the story mostly keeps him passive while events happen around him. Like realistically, a transmigrated Matt could’ve: - stolen or traded the Bennett grimoire for magical favors or protection, - built vervain immunity early, - manipulated the tomb vampire situation, - copied Gilbert journals, - hunted dark objects, - searched for the Phoenix Stone, - contacted vampire hunters or Brotherhood of the Five lore, - trained under Alaric or allied with Lexi, - infiltrated the Founders’ Council for access to resources, - collected anti-vampire weapons and enchanted items before the Originals even arrive. And with hemokinesis, he should already be abnormal even as a human: - controlling heartbeat, - boosting adrenaline, - suppressing pain, - improving healing, - disrupting circulation, - detecting lies through pulse changes. Instead, every advantage kind of gets wasted and canon still steamrolls forward almost unchanged except Caroline becoming his girlfriend. The frustrating part is that TVD is one of those universes where knowledge is basically a superpower. A prepared transmigrator should completely disrupt canon naturally just by exploiting loopholes, artifacts, alliances, and timing. Right now it feels less like “Matt Donovan with future knowledge” and more like canon Matt with spoilers.