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

This novel goes behind a paywall on the 26th. The paid chapters start with Chapter 41, so if you've already read the free chapters, don't buy the wrong ones.

There's a content warning at the very end. Make sure you're okay with it before reading.

The world is a giant amateur production. You never know what might happen next. Take Wen Zhao: her peaceful, everyday life was suddenly turned upside down. Instead of graduating from college and becoming another office worker, she got saddled with a fox and a silver-haired, green-eyed pretty 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 way back, to save the world.

On Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, she returns from those worlds and experiences the sort of events she'd only ever seen in novels, as the worlds briefly merge.

And on Sundays, she has to pick up visitors from other worlds.

Otherworld Arc One: A zombie blockbuster. In this world, Wen Zhao survives one life-or-death ordeal after another, and along the way picks up two more silver-haired, green-eyed young men. Together with the first one, they make up a trio of regulars who won't stop calling Wen Zhao "Mom." A girl in the prime of her youth suddenly finds herself a mother. Is this the decline of morality or the corruption of human nature? Stay tuned.

Everyday Life in This World Two: She goes to a convention and not only picks up another visitor from another world, a virus who has taken human form, nicknamed A, but also kicks a thug, making the trending list.

Otherworld Arc Three: She planned to take on the temporal storm alone and complete her mission in a remote wilderness somewhere in an ancient foreign country. But the "son" she'd picked up and the fox trick an unexpected virus visitor into acting as their bodyguard. The visitor keeps insisting, "I volunteered!"

Everyday Life in This World Four: A deserted area, a hiking trip, and several mysterious people. Are they really human? Who's behind the grilled-sausage cart? Show yourself! Let me have a sausage.

Life is so colorful and exciting that you never want to look back on it. Who in this modern world has to be a billionaire, a paranormal expert, and a big shot from an urban novel all at once, while also constantly committing serious crimes and raising one fox, three disobedient, amoral, mama's-boy "kids" made by the Jenova virus, and one Blacklight-virus visitor who took human form and keeps getting lost because the fox's homemade gadgets are unreliable, leaving them stuck here...

At this rate, with so many viruses in her house, people are going to call it:

The Virus House.

They'll nuke it...

Content warnings (I don't know what bothers everyone else, so here's what bothers me):

1. Otome-style Mary Sue story, slow-paced, not much scheming or intrigue. The author's brain isn't up to the task, so it may feel padded. Pairing undecided.

2. The romance leans more toward familial affection.

3. There aren't many Touken Ranbu characters, and they appear later. The story mainly borrows some of the setting. This novel was inspired by the mama's-boy trio from Like a Saint, and they take up a huge part of the story.

4. Lots of commentary. The story focuses on everyday life in the modern world, with a few transmigration arcs. The overall style is modern-world reverse transmigration mixed with otherworld arcs, roughly 6:4. It's a very slow-paced slice-of-life story.

Theme: May every lonely person find a home that gives them warmth.