“Child, make a pact with me and transmigrate. Power, beautiful women, and money: you’ll have it all. What do you say, tempted?”
“I’m not interested. Are you QB?”
“Honestly, how can you talk to your elders like that? You’re transmigrating whether you want to or not!”
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I transmigrated, and got assigned a mission: play a bird... an angel who saves all living beings. Fine, once wasn’t enough, now I have to go to other planes too? Well, since the perks aren’t bad, I might as well treat it like a job, do some missions, and collect rewards.
“Life is like being raped. If you can’t resist, you might as well enjoy it.” (In truth, life’s been pretty comfortable.)
“It looks like a wish-fulfillment novel, but if you learn the truth, it might get a little dark. Bring a lightning rod.”, By the author
Author’s note: The proper title of Plane Transmigration: Godly Employee should be Godly Employee. “Plane Transmigration” is just a description of the book’s premise and makes it easier to write spin-offs. The author hopes to create a work that’s both funny and serious, one that works as light reading but still offers something to discover when read closely. This book has a spin-off, Plane Transmigration: Demon King Traveler. Although it’s a spin-off, it is not a sequel. The two books share characters, but tell their stories from different perspectives.