The Infinite Library System

This novel has been Dropped, Read my main book: The Quantum Path to Immortality Archivus Verne has everything—wealth, genius-level intellect, bestselling books across multiple genres, mastery of dozens of professions from medicine to martial arts. Yet he feels nothing. No thrill. No challenge. No magic. Obsessed with the cultivation novels and fantasy worlds he writes about, Archivus has spent years desperately seeking something beyond the mundane: qi, mana, psychic powers—anything to prove reality is more than the gray, predictable existence he's mastered. He's trained with mountain hermits, pushed his body to Olympic levels, and explored every fringe theory about human potential. All of it failed. Until the planet itself awakens. A cosmic "ding" echoes across Earth. A Planetary Will—drowsy, confused, and furious about being sealed—shatters the restrictions that have imprisoned humanity's potential for millennia. Suddenly, scientists awaken psychic powers, athletes channel qi, and genetic mutations unlock superhuman abilities. Archivus feels it too—every power system he trained for activating at once, locks on his cells shattering, his consciousness expanding. After a lifetime of searching, his wish is finally coming true. Then a truck driver—also mid-awakening and in a trance—loses control. Three seconds. That's all Archivus gets of his awakening before twisted metal ends his life. Dying on a sidewalk, he screams into the void: Not now. Not when I'm finally— The Planetary Will notices his soul—pure, untainted, and spectacularly unlucky. Unable to reincarnate him on Earth without angering universal laws, she makes a choice: fling his soul to another world, to a "close friend" who needs geniuses. In transit between worlds, by pure chance—or perhaps fate—a lost legendary orb collides with his soul. The Universal Library, an artifact containing every book that has been written, is being written, will be written, or exists only in possibility, fuses with his very essence. Archivus doesn't know about the Library merged with his soul. He doesn't know about the note attached warning of his terrible luck. He doesn't know about the entity that sealed Earth—or that its actions threaten countless worlds. He doesn't know that the Planetary Will will one day regret letting him go. All he knows is that he's getting his second chance. And this time, he's going to survive his awakening.