Blurb
Wei Lai died.
He floated beside his corpse. Before he could even lament his untimely death, he watched passersby turn into zombies on the spot, and a battle royale unfold before his eyes.
The apocalypse had arrived, and he had died before it began.
Was that good or bad?
But this philosophical question soon became the least of his worries.
A System showed up and said it could turn back time by one year, on the condition that he save the world.
“How am I supposed to do that?!”
The System calmly replied, “It's fine. You have secret identities.”
Wei Lai: “...”
But aren't those still me?
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As the world's stability declined, transmigrators began appearing one after another. But there weren't enough peacemakers, so Wei Lai was forced to don secret identities and take on the entire lawful faction by himself.
Wei Lai, who worked overtime until he was coughing up blood: “I think they're all just psychologically unhealthy. Why not come to me for counseling? Everyone who's tried it says it's great.”
A certain esper: I was losing it, but now I'm fine again.
A certain reborn person: Tried and tested! I feel so much lighter after that counseling session. Thank you, Counselor Wei!
A certain famous, anonymous necromancer: ...
Content warnings / Reader's guide
1. This is a no-romance story featuring secret identities. The protagonist has multiple identities. Feel free to ship whoever you like, but none of the ships are real.
2. The writing is amateurish, and the logic is terrible. Just enjoy the wish fulfillment, and don't read this with your brain switched on.
3. The protagonist is male, but some secret identities may be female or of indeterminate gender. Read with caution if this bothers you.
4. Third-person narration with multiple points of view. The story doesn't always follow the protagonist's original self.
5. Place names and other details mentioned in the story are fictional, do not represent real-world circumstances, and are not intended to target anyone.
6. More to come.
Theme: Cooperation for mutual benefit.
Come on~(≧▽≦)/~!
If you have a group of people, please tell me! (Jumping around to find a sense of presence in front of Da Da)
You won't be fooled, right? (Little eyes of expectancy)