[Transmigration + supernatural anomaly containment + brainless power fantasy]
Yuying Zhen was an utterly ordinary web-novel writer. One day, he woke up transmigrated into the Tokyo superpower fantasy novel he'd written.
The good news: he knew the entire plot. The bad news: he'd written a high-risk hellscape where “supernatural anomalies are everywhere, and people die every day.”
The only way home is to contain the outrageous monsters from his own story, including the Slit-Mouthed Woman who's cutting toward his neck right now.
Other people run into ghosts; I make contracts with them. The Slit-Mouthed Woman, Hanako, the Eight-Foot-Tall Woman... they're all my subordinates now.
But the Investigation Bureau considers me a threat, the original second female lead sees me as a heretic, and a mysterious organization called the Hunters is changing the plot from the shadows.
Inarizaki Hikaru, brandishing a sword with a furious glare: “Evil spirits must be exorcised!”
Me, opening my contract book: “It's just a job. Don't be so serious.”
The Slit-Mouthed Woman, handing me a pair of scissors: “Boss, she's being mean to me.”
Shiranui, conjuring flames: “Shall I burn her?”
Me, holding them both back: “...You're both my wings. Calm down.”
I thought my biggest cheat was knowing the plot, until the original male lead, Kurozawa Eiya, appeared
He kidnapped my teammates, altered Kujo Mio's memories, and set up a god-slaying formation at the festival. The director's voice came through my communicator: “Are you really my junior, or are you... the leader of the Hunters?”
I looked at my smiling reflection in the mirror and suddenly felt a chill run down my spine. I never wrote this plot.
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