As a Nobody, I Love Watching the Chaos, the Worse the Better

Zheng Yi is an ordinary office worker who keeps regular hours, nine to six, and blends into the crowd like a nobody. He planned to lie flat forever, but a twist of fate gave him unmatched power. The thing is, Zheng Yi has no great ambitions. He has no interest in ruling the world or becoming invincible.

Zheng Yi just wants a quiet life with friends and family, living as an ordinary passerby. So whenever fate forces him to make a choice, he stays behind the scenes and watches the excitement, occasionally turning the tide at the decisive moment.

“Don’t mind me. I’m just a passerby. Carry on!” Once everything is done, Zheng Yi turns coolly and disappears, leaving everyone staring in stunned confusion.

As the saying goes: “Ten steps to kill a man, a thousand miles without a trace. When the deed is done, brush off your clothes and leave, concealing both your name and your person.”

Sometimes Zheng Yi even tells his friends regretfully, “These are all trivial matters. As a passerby, how am I supposed to stumble across anything earth-shattering if I just watch the show?”

His friends are speechless, privately grumbling: “You’ve nearly destroyed the universe, and you still call that trivial? Tell me, then, what counts as a big deal?”