I Am a Brick in the Motherland [Quick Transmigration]

I'm the worst at writing blurbs, so please bear with me.

Gu Wang was a total couch potato. One day, a high-tech being calling itself Success System 666 found him and said it could take him to transmigrate through the worlds of novels. All he had to do was complete missions. Once the System had accumulated enough energy, he could use any excess to make one wish come true.

So Gu Wang, who had nothing better to do, gladly agreed. Were the missions about turning his life around? Face-slapping? Reaching the pinnacle of success?

Too lame. What could be more fulfilling than reaching the top while also devoting yourself to building your country?

This is a quick transmigration novel. The pace may be fast or slow, depending on my mood. I'm writing with passion and for love. Please don't bash my writing, and don't worry about logical plot holes. Just enjoy the ride.

World One: A rebellious, attention-starved, internet-addicted boy becomes an esports player bringing glory to his country, winning so many trophies he can barely hold them all.

World Two: A tone-deaf, disfigured boy-band idol makes a comeback, transforming from a pretty face into a behind-the-scenes talent scout.

World Three: To be decided...

Gu Wang: I came from a prosperous future. I cannot bear to see the talent of this era's Huaguo wither away. Perhaps I lack the power to create the world from nothing, and perhaps I don't have the might to cover the sky with one hand, but as someone who has experienced the future of Huaguo, I have boundless confidence.

I believe that our great Huaguo, with its five thousand years of history, can reach glory and rise to the pinnacle through the combined efforts of countless great and ordinary people. Now, I will become one of those ordinary people. I will burn myself up, pouring all the effort of my life into the rejuvenation of Huaguo. And you, who have also experienced the prosperity and strength of modern Huaguo, are you willing... to witness it with me?

Theme: I just want to love my country a little more.