Wen Shijing: the codename that always sits at the top of the “Efficiency Rankings” in the Quick Transmigration Bureau’s personnel files.
The System’s label for him is concise, almost arrogant:
“Mission completion rate: 100% Average time: shortest in the group World-collapse rating: 0”
He is like a scalpel honed by the Lord God, making a precise incision and suture in every world he enters:
He carves a path to power for a fallen prince, restores an acclaimed actor’s sight, reboots a fallen flagship for a space fleet marshal…
When the plot reaches the point where “the male lead rises to the top,” he puts away his blade, takes his leave, and fakes his death without even ruffling his clothes.
Then one day, the logistics department detects an abnormal fluctuation
On the Nth day after he leaves, every world he “healed” simultaneously shows corruption levels through the roof:
The once-gentle prince massacres the court, leaving behind only the words, “The regent once said the world is worth less than one of my smiles”;
The formerly obsessive actor quits acting and retires from the industry, then buys the entire entertainment business and erects an unclaimed acting award for his long-disconnected “agent”;
Most outrageous of all, the space fleet marshal changes the entire galactic route into a “return-home coordinate,” with its destination at the ring of ruined planets where Wen Shijing faked his death and exploded
He uses a planet-destroying cannon to draw an enormous “∞” in space, as if trying to lock someone who left forever in an endless loop.
The data team panics:
“They… all seem to be looking for the same person.”
Wen Shijing is urgently recalled.
