Also known as: Where’s the Healing After All That Saving?
Also known as: The Two-Track Daily Life of an Overworked Savior
Also known as: As Long as We Walk Together, There’s Nowhere We Can’t Go, for Someone as Useless as Me
“Fellow Daoist, the world is about to end. You’re the savior.”
“Oh. Let me put in for leave first.”
Overworked office drone You Enmi accepts the premise but refuses to join the rat race.
He possesses golden snake eyes capable of rewriting history, but all he can think about is the white-haired idol by West Lake who keeps getting lost on her electric scooter.
As ferocious beasts from another world approach humanity and strange things quietly awaken on Blue Star, the people tremble with fear.
The beasts roar through the crowds. You Enmi draws his blade and looks around. But the greatest challenge right now isn’t slaying a god. It’s figuring out how to say to a streamer, without being mistaken for a creep: “Hi, I’m You Enmi, your honey.” That’s the witty version.
The straightforward version: This is a story about an ordinary office drone forced to shoulder the duty of saving the world. On the journey, he explores the unknown and opens up the future.
Yet he still can’t give up his otaku habit of chasing virtual streamers. It’s a space comedy.
The heartfelt version: This is an ensemble novel. The protagonist is an office drone. The plot follows him as he saves people from stories full of regret, watches healing everyday moments, and meets characters who shouldn’t have to die. At its heart, it is always about people, emotions, and what we pass on.
[Although it is inspired by anime and games, it reads more like a light novel. Don’t worry, everyone, you won’t have trouble following it.
As for the content, the plot is all original. Think of it as the same container holding a different liquid.
If you’ve played the Honkai series, you’ll get a few knowing chuckles.
For everyone who reads manga and watches anime, I’m looking forward to seeing which references you spot in the mix!]
