[Reverse Transmigration] Something’s Off About My Life as a Savior?

Going premium on the 26th, starting from Chapter 41. If you’ve already read it, don’t buy the wrong chapters. Please check the warnings at the bottom and only dive in if you’re okay with them. The world is a huge slapdash operation. You never know what’s going to happen next. Take Wen Zhao, for example. An unexpected mishap disrupted her peaceful everyday life, and she never got to become an office worker after graduating from college. Instead, she got stuck with a fox and a silver-haired, green-eyed beautiful boy. From then on, her life became “colorful”… On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, she transmigrates to other worlds through random portals, with no support from the Time Government and no reliable transmigration device, to save the world. On Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, she returns from those other worlds and experiences the kind of brief world-merging scenarios she used to encounter only in novels. On Sundays, she has to pick up visitors from other worlds. Otherworld arc one: A zombie blockbuster. In her own world, Wen Zhao barely escaped death, then barely escaped it again, and picked up two silver-haired, green-eyed young men along the way. Together with the first one, they make up a trio of regulars who keep calling Wen Zhao “Mom.” A girl in her prime has suddenly become a mother. Is this the collapse of morality, or a distortion of human nature? Stay tuned. Everyday life in her world, part two: She went to a comic convention and not only picked up another visitor from another world, a virus that had taken human form, nicknamed A-kun, but also kicked a criminal, landing herself on the trending list. Otherworld arc three: With the fox’s locating device to help her, she meant to send A-kun, a virus, back to his home in a region rife with viruses. Instead, their detour sent them all the way to the supernatural Heian period. The locator wasn’t just slightly off, it was as if it had led them from the Hundred Herb Plains to the Himalayas. Everyday life in her world, part four: A deserted region, a hike up a mountain, and several mysterious figures. Are they really human? Who’s behind the sausage cart? Come out and let me have a sausage. … Her exciting, colorful life is so wild she doesn’t even want to look back on it. Who in the modern world has to be a tycoon, a paranormal big shot, and a powerful supporting character in an urban drama, all at once… while also raising one fox who’s always committing serious crimes, three immortal, amoral mama’s boys made by the Jenova virus who never learn their lesson, and one otherworldly traveler whose sentient Blacklight virus keeps getting lost because the fox’s handmade devices are so unreliable, forcing him to stay in the area… At this rate, with all the viruses in her home, her family will be known as: The House of Viruses. They’ll get nuked… Warnings (I’m not sure what bothers everyone, so I’ll list my own): 1. An otome Mary Sue story with a slow-burn pace and little in the way of schemes or intrigue. The author’s brain isn’t up to much, so it may feel padded. Pairing undecided. 2. The relationships focus mainly on family affection. 3. Not many characters from Touken Ranbu appear, and they show up later. The story mainly borrows a few setting details. This story was inspired by the mama’s-boy trio from Saint Seiya, who take up a huge part of the story. 4. Lots of commentary. The story mostly features everyday life in the modern world and a few transmigration arcs. The overall style is a mix of characters from another world visiting modern life and otherworld arcs, about 6:4. It’s a very slow-paced slice-of-life story. 5. Updates will follow the rankings before the story goes premium. Afterward, I’ll try to update daily. I’ll post a notice if I miss an update. Theme: May everyone who feels lonely find a warm home.