Another World: The Spatial Planner

After transmigrating to another world, Ge Er acquired a "Plan Anything" System, but its approach was bizarre.

As an apprentice spatial planner at the Imperial Royal Academy, he was told to use spatial folding technology to conceal the academy's poverty. Instead, he drew up a plan highlighting the academy's appallingly inefficient use of space and the relocation of its assets, turning the academy's central district into a convenient cafeteria and public library. When the furious dean confronted him, he handed over a financial report. "According to the plan, your income will grow by 300% next month. Now, would you like to keep losing your temper, or discuss my cut?"

He scheduled "off hours" for the Undying Monarch's curse, created "queue lanes" in the Invincible Sword Saint's domain, and planned "morning and evening rush hours" for the entire other world.

He was called "the kingdom's disgrace" because the cities he planned were all deserted "ghost towns." Then the undead calamity swept across the continent, and people discovered in horror that only his strangely designed cities could serve as humanity's last refuge. Their unusual spatial folding and route planning trapped the mindless undead armies in endless loops.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.