Lin Wanzhou, a migrant worker, was hit by the "vacation system" and transformed into the lowest-level "intern administrator" of the World Management Association. He only needed to go to various small worlds to check in and take photos to get points to exchange for sea-view rooms. He happily packed up his bags and set off.
The first stop at "Elf Prairie" was a trap: the system mistakenly switched "vacation mode" to "adventure mode", and he was captured by the prairie elves as a sacrifice. In order to survive, he had to live broadcast and sell elf figures, exchanging points for lives. The first dilemma - "If you continue to lie flat, you will die, but if you work hard, you can survive."
Next, "Steampunk Whale City", "Zombie Paradise" and "Undersea Script Killing" were upgraded all the way. He turned thrilling missions into travel vlogs by relying on his cool skills. His fans increased sharply, but he was warned by the association: excessive entertainment led to the collapse of the world line, and he was faced with a second dilemma - "please yourself or save the world."
Before the end, the system prompts: As long as he completes one more "S-level apocalyptic world", he can retire permanently, but that world is a parallel version of the Blue Star before he traveled through time, and the source of the apocalypse is actually the plastic straw he threw away. To save Blue Star, he will self-destruct the system and lose all superpowers. The third dilemma - "Be a hero or be a salty fish".
Lin Wanzhou chose to destroy the system and used his last points to decompose all the Blue Star garbage into rainbows. He stayed in the end and opened a "World's End Convenience Store", delivering Coke to passing adventurers every day, and realized the moral premise: true relaxation does not mean escaping responsibility, but trampling burdens into footprints on the beach.
