Transmigrating Through Short Videos: Five Women Take on Challenges, While Higher Dimensions Follow Along

[System] [Infinite Flow] [Five Leads] [Quick Transmigration] [Romance] [Comedy] [Lighthearted] [Healing] [Wild Imagination]

A higher-dimensional being has recently become hooked on a new variety show.

It’s called “Emotional Threshold.”

Contestants: Five human women.

Rules: Transmigrate into short-video worlds to complete missions. They’re scored on completion, speed, and emotional resonance, then ranked by total points after 365 days.

Contestant No. 1, Jiang Tang: SSS-rank analytical skills, a perfectionist who spends eight hours on one mission. Comments: “Is she a human computer?”

Contestant No. 2, Chen Nuo: SSS-rank execution, an efficiency fanatic who clears five missions a day. Comments: “Does she ever sleep?”

Contestant No. 3, Lin Susu: SSS-rank empathy and healing, making people cry in every mission. Comments: “I’m crying again, does anyone know?”

Contestant No. 4, Su Xiaoman: SSS-rank absurdist deconstruction, teaching an overbearing CEO to use a fire extinguisher. Comments: “Is this girl just here to cause chaos?”

Contestant No. 5, Lin Shiyu: SSS-rank social manipulation, ranked first in using others to do her dirty work. Comments: “Deduct her morality points!”

The higher-dimensional viewers are hooked, and their votes and tips determine the contestants’ redemption values.

Then the System announces: A year from now, real-life transmigration will begin.

The comments fall silent.

Then they explode.

“Wait, you’re actually serious?”