**#Transmigration #AnotherWorld #System #LightheartedComedy #Adventure #LevelingUp #EnsembleCast #NoRomance #WesternFantasy**
On his second day at work, Chen Shu, a new editor at Yumi Novel Network, worked overtime until late at night. A summoning circle belonging to a princess from another world mistook him for a hero and yanked him across.
The appraisal crystal lit up: Class: Web Novel Editor.
The entire hall fell silent. The princess scowled. “That class doesn’t exist. Useless. Throw him out.”
He was tossed out of the royal city and nearly starved to death on the street, but then he unexpectedly awakened the “Editor’s Backend.” As long as the novels he signed and managed reached their readership targets on Earth and in the other world, he could snatch the protagonists’ signature abilities right out of their stories!
A trash-picking novel gave him “Scavenger’s Intuition,” a slacker novel gave him “Untouched by All Arts,” a battle-aura novel let him take out goblins with a single punch, and a chosen-one novel gave him “True Dragon Transformation”…
There was just one problem: this high-magic world had no novels at all. It was a cultural desert. And the authors on his backend were more demanding than the last: the lazy female writer updated according to her mood, the easygoing middle-aged man just drank from his thermos and wrote when he felt like it, the rookie could write five chapters in a day and have the protagonist change careers, the socially anxious master author always left him on read, and one person messaged him at three in the morning to discuss the meaning of life.
So Editor Chen, pursued by KPIs, set up stalls to tell stories and turned web novels into a chain business across the continent. He begged for updates in every way imaginable, while also venturing into dungeons, fighting bosses, mediating conflicts between elves and dwarves, and standing up to enemy nations and demons.
Other transmigrators relied on force. He relied on chasing authors for updates.
“Dear author, could you update today? Just one chapter!”
AI novel, finished