The Executive's Survival Guide: Quick Transmigration's Master of the Myriad Worlds

Lin Yan, 32, was once the COO of a top 21st-century tech company, renowned in the business world for her ability to keep everything under control and turn desperate situations around. After working 72 hours straight on a cross-border merger, she drops dead in her office. The last thing she sees is a pop-up on her computer screen: “Loading mission...” When she opens her eyes again, she is bound to the “Time-Space Mission Management System 001.” She learns that she must travel to fictional worlds thrown into disarray by “key figures straying from their fated paths” and set things right to stabilize the timeline. If she completes 100 missions, she can be reborn. At first, Lin Yan believes this is her only chance to save herself after death. But her sudden death was not simply the result of overwork. It is deeply connected to a disturbance in the energy of time and space. Years of intense work have made her naturally attuned to temporal fluctuations, and she has already been drawn into a much larger conspiracy. With no golden finger and no romance to distract her, Lin Yan relies on her modern business acumen and strategic skills to break through crises across countless worlds. In the Great Jing Dynasty, she becomes a low-born female official, clears her name with “data-driven evidence,” fights for equal access to the imperial examinations for men and women, and brings down a chancellor who wields immense power. In a fictional Republic-era setting, she takes over a failing textile mill and uses supply-chain thinking to fight foreign monopolies and build an alliance of national industries. In the interstellar era, framed as a captain, she retraces a battle to uncover a conspiracy among the high command, reorganizes the fleet to repel the Zerg, and drives reforms in the interstellar military. As the missions progress, Lin Yan discovers strange clues in every world: a bronze token engraved with the merger's logo, a frequency behaving strangely