The Tool Person Gets Laid Off and Starts a New Job [Quick Transmigration]

Nan Jiu was utterly despondent. He was a minor character in a banned novel, and just as he started his job, a crackdown on pornography and vice began. The novel was taken down, and after the book cast him out, he was honorably laid off. He thought he'd be censored out of existence, but instead he got bound to a System that promised him a new life if he completed missions. And then...

The System said the missions were super easy: go to different worlds and fulfill the protagonists' wishes to soothe their restless souls. At first, Nan Jiu thought he'd seen it all, and that kind of mission would be a piece of cake. Then he entered the worlds and got face-slapped in no time.

It wasn't that Nan Jiu was incompetent. The protagonists were just too ridiculous. They were only dating, so why did they have to make it the kind of thing that would get you thrown in jail?

Nan Jiu: Keep it together. Watch me teach them how to date properly.

System: Host, the things you're teaching them won't pass review.

Nan Jiu: Then what do we do?

System: Watch me grab someone who can pass review. You two work together.

The guy who got dragged in: Is this a game? Can I top up? How much do I have to spend to touch an NPC's hand?

Nan Jiu, mistaken for an NPC: ...Good. Now you've awakened my competitive spirit.

The guy: Watch me turn this fake relationship into a real one.

Nan Jiu: You're still too green to use public office for private gain :)

System: Both of you, calm down!

Nan Jiu and the guy: This has nothing to do with you. Shut up!

System: ... (trembling in fear)

World 1: The CEO and the Golden Canary Who Refused to Be Caged (completed manuscript)

World 2: The Sugar Daddy and the Aloof Movie Emperor+ (currently drafting)

More worlds will be added as the story updates.

Tool-character Nan Jiu, bottom + X + whale player Li Junxi, top

Reading Notes:

· This is a two-person quick transmigration mission story with dual perspectives, though there'll be slightly more from the bottom's perspective. It can be considered bottom-centric.

· The protagonists won't replace the protagonists of the mission worlds. They'll only serve as support.

· The mission-world protagonists will have their own storylines.

Theme: Love is respect and understanding. Love is becoming each other's safe harbor