[Easygoing Infinite-Flow + No Male Lead + Gossip and Scandalous Cliches]
In the twenty-first century, Cha Huan worked overtime until late and got hit by a car on her way home, giving her life a fresh start.
To avoid becoming a corporate drone again, Cha Huan chose to reincarnate as an animal in the underworld. She was lucky enough to become the only albino honey badger cub in the zoo to survive birth.
In the year 23333 of the Common Era, during the great interstellar reclamation age, human technology had advanced enough to travel across the Milky Way, and large numbers of people were pouring onto habitable planets to settle and develop them.
Cha Huan was an albino honey badger born in the zoo on humanity's homeworld, Blue Star. Her albinism left her so nearsighted that she couldn't tell humans from animals beyond five meters, but as a celebrity animal, she had robot nannies watching over her around the clock. Life was quite pleasant.
But it didn't last. Cha Huan had thought that in a future among the stars, any human crisis would have to be something like an AI revolution or robots demanding equal rights. Instead, eerie games invaded reality, randomly pulling people aged eighteen to eighty into bizarre instances on planets throughout the Milky Way every month.
The eerie instances called this the evolution of species and the ascension of the world, claiming that anyone who entered was one of the Chosen. But if a Chosen One failed to clear an instance, it would descend upon the world centered on the spot where that person had been taken, covering an area with a radius of a hundred li.
Fortunately, the gossip-and-spectacle System that came with her lucky reincarnation helped Cha Huan stay alive. To save up points to buy an item that would let her escape the world sealed off by the eerie game, Cha Huan transformed herself into an entertainment reporter. She entered game instances with her gossip System, collected juicy stories, and wrote entertainment reports to sell in the System's built-in Myriad Worlds Store. Whether customers wanted a laugh, writing material, strange tales, or a walkthrough, Cha Huan only cared about earning points.
