Order Keeper [Quick Transmigration]

[Complete] World-by-world summaries: 1. The Fallen Upstart: Framed by an impostor and left to die far from home, he decides that since the players refuse to act like people, they can go play with the outdated technology he painstakingly acquired! 2. The Disgraced Crown Prince: The crown prince, whose allies were stolen by players, rises from the dead in his imperial mausoleum and makes off with the treasures buried with him... 3. The Zombie Emperor: The perverse scientist who developed the zombie virus was exposed by his students and turned into the Zombie Emperor. Now he’s leading a zombie army to attack! 4. The True and False Young Masters: The young master who was switched at birth becomes a wandering violinist. He has two dads: one is an icy, stone-hearted man who refuses to acknowledge him, earning the achievement “Fatherly Love: Landslide”; the other is an obsessive, loves-his-son-to-death lunatic who hunts him across a thousand miles, reaching the pinnacle of “Fatherly Love: Catastrophic Collapse.” So, which one is worse at being a dad? 5. The Dragon Battles in the Wilds: The Dragon God, abandoned by her Immortal Emperor husband and slaughtered by him twice, says: “No need for a grand apology. I just want to take my friends home~” 6. Scientific Research Big Shot: The Immortal Venerable tears vampires apart with his bare hands. Story blurb: Qiao Fusu, a spoiled (useless) good-for-nothing (deadweight) second son (idiot), runs away from home and unfortunately gets kidnapped. At the moment of crisis, he binds himself to a System and becomes an Order Officer, patrolling three thousand worlds. But when he transmigrates into the body of a dead Child of the Plane and rises from the grave, he gets angry: Are Children of the Plane just supposed to be targets for players with cheats and golden fingers to conquer, stealing their fortune, opportunities, friends, and family before killing them off in all sorts of ways? If so, let’s see whose cheats and golden fingers are better. CP: A useless, foolish second son who makes a comeback and becomes a cool, wild, ruthless scheming powerhouse on the receiving end X a gentlemanly, gentle Main God on the giving end P.S.: 1. Healing story, main character on the receiving end, 1v1, happy ending. 2. The receiving partner starts out as a chuunibyou good-for-nothing, but grows into a ruthless scheming powerhouse who doesn’t bat an eye at setting people up. 3. The plot comes first. The Main God on the giving end is omnipotent, but since the receiving partner can handle the missions himself, he rarely gets the chance to step in, much to his regret. He stays by his side throughout: being together is the longest-lasting confession of love. 4. The scum top appears and disappears without warning. Guard against fire, theft, and scum tops. 5. All the worlds are fictional and set in imaginary universes. Completed novel: The Real Young Master Tears Down the House to Survive a Sweet Romance Blurb: Chu Sumu transmigrates into a book as the real young master. He longs for the crown prince, his unattainable white moonlight, and at the urging of the fake young master, asks the emperor to arrange his marriage to the Seventh Princess, hoping to use her as a substitute for the crown prince and ease his yearning. Little does he know that his wedding night will be the beginning of hell: a fate of endless misery, ending in a tragic death. And he has just transmigrated at the most critical moment, on his wedding night. The most favored Seventh Princess of the dynasty, Chi Ranzhi, is born to wealth and honor, peerlessly beautiful, and surrounded by countless male companions. In reality, however, he is a ruthless, cold-hearted, short-tempered, and cruel man disguised as a woman. He had planned to send this little consort, who dared to offend him, straight to hell. But he never expected... One day, the princess runs into her little consort on the street. With a candied hawthorn skewer in his mouth, the boy looks around curiously in every direction, never watching where he’s going. The princess steps forward and grabs him by the scruff of his neck, the nape that will decide his fate. As the boy stares at him in panic, he gently wipes the sugar from the corner of his mouth with a finger, puts it in his own mouth to savor, and smiles. “Where do you think you’re running?” Chu Sumu, who only wants to survive, has no idea when this angst-filled story, where he’s foolish, needy, and sent to hell, turned into a sweet romance where he runs, the princess chases, and he can’t escape even if he grows wings. Could it be because... he likes tearing down the house? Theme: Family, friendship, love, and the bond between teacher and student accompany us as we grow and guide us toward becoming our best selves.