You Were Asked to Review Videos, So Why Did You Ban a Nuclear Submarine?

Lin Feng transmigrates to a parallel world and becomes a short-video content reviewer earning just three thousand yuan a month.

To secure his attendance bonus, he awakens the Truth-Review System, which lets him see the hidden tags in every video.

One day, while reviewing an ordinary video of “outdoor fishing overseas,” he casually adds a tag:

“False advertising. A hidden Ocean Nation nuclear submarine, 100 meters underwater. Violation: Reject!”

Ten minutes later, the Long Nation’s East Sea Fleet mobilizes in full force, flushes out the submarine, and shocks the global military community!

The National Security Bureau is stunned: “We couldn’t find it even with three satellites, and he spotted it in a fishing video? Investigate! Give him the highest level of protection!”

Before long, Lin Feng realizes something is off about his company.

His computer, which used to crash all the time, is replaced with the nation’s most advanced liquid-cooled workstation.

His stingy boss, who used to dock his pay, now brings him tea and water every day.

To avoid disturbing Lin Feng, the nation secretly buys the entire company and disguises classified military surveillance footage as livestreams for him to review.

Watching the “wilderness survival” on his screen, Lin Feng grumbles, “This cave is full of miniature nuclear warheads. The props these days are way too realistic. Account banned!”

The Ocean Nation is losing its mind: “Damn it! What kind of next-level intelligence network has the Long Nation got?!”