My Boss Told Me to Play the Fool, So I Turned Around and Beat the Big Shot to a Pulp

Ke Kun is twenty-four, fresh out of college. Before transmigrating, he was a shut-in who couldn’t even be bothered to order delivery. After transmigrating: a top-tier undercover cop, with wanted posters plastered on utility poles all over the city and countless lives on his hands. The moment he opens his eyes, he has to meet a crime boss. The System’s starter pack: 1. A discerning eye for people (one glance is enough to see right through them) 2. A perfect physique (activates in thirty days; for now, he’s still a weakling) 3. An aura of supreme evil (complete with edgy-chuunibyou effects) His superior, He Tang: “Keep your head down, act like a nobody, and don’t provoke him.” Ke Kun gives Li Guoyong a once-over with his discerning eye: “Paranoid, a total suck-up. The more arrogant I act, the more he’ll trust me.” So he sits on the sofa with one leg crossed over the other. When Li Guoyong walks in, Ke Kun doesn’t even bother to look at him. Bodyguard: “Do you fucking know who’s standing in front of you?!” Ke Kun: “Has nobody got this KTV under control? They’ll let any rabid dog wander in here?” Everyone thinks he’s a dead man. Instead, Li Guoyong’s eyes light up. “Now that’s what I call a real man! I like you!” And it gets even more ridiculous. To make a traitor talk, Ke Kun buys a chainsaw and a helmet, then puts on a live performance of “Saw” by the river. Li Guoyong watches the security footage, his legs turning to jelly. “What the hell, is this a live broadcast of Saw?!” Ke Kun thinks to himself: “This unruffled mind buff is amazing. In truth, I’m too scared to even swat a mosquito.”