A Corporate Drone and a Spacey Girl's Guide to Slacking Off in Another World

After being crushed by 996 overtime and dying suddenly, office drone Xia Yiyi unexpectedly transmigrates to the world of Jujutsu Kaisen, where a scatterbrained girl named Mei binds her as the "Savior." Drawing on her office-worker mindset, she gets up to all kinds of antics: using a PowerPoint presentation to explain KPIs to Satoru Gojo, and tricking cursed spirits with compressed biscuits. But she accidentally triggers cross-world teleportation and embarks on a slacking-off tour through various anime worlds.

From overhauling the Straw Hat crew with a "task assignment chart" in the world of One Piece, to drawing up attendance sheets for ninjas in the world of Naruto and using a blank copy of Make-Out Paradise to make Kakashi lose it; from turning the Hunter Exam's survival test into team-building training, to driving the homunculi away with "performance reviews" in the world of Fullmetal Alchemist; from inventing the "slacker's Ripple Breathing Technique" in the world of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, to opening a detective agency and solving cases with workplace logic in the world of Detective Conan, and then getting the Upper Ranks to go on strike in the world of Demon Slayer, Xia Yiyi and Mei use office-worker ingenuity and the "philosophy of slacking off" to turn every other world upside down and win over a host of iconic characters.

When the merging of multiple worlds triggers a crisis, she takes the lead in founding the "Interdimensional Slacker Alliance," using compressed biscuits as currency to establish a unified order. After Xia Yiyi finally returns to reality, she pushes through workplace reforms and establishes the Slacking Rights Act. She even attracts visitors from outer space, talks Cthulhu out of its plan to destroy the world, and builds a "slacker's paradise." The story ends with a mechanical voice announcing, "The era of slacking off across the universe has begun," while a bonus scene points directly to the reader's own world. Its central message is that "slacking off isn't laziness, it's taking back control of your life."