Micro-Management Is Our Specialty

Book Recommendation: I, the Anomaly Containment Administrator, Have Transmigrated Ito Chika is an ordinary couch potato in the modern world. One day, he transmigrates and gets bound to an extreme micro-management System. Following its instructions, he carefully carries out every single operation. His orders are meticulous down to the smallest detail: “Raise the barrel one more centimeter. Yes, just like that.” People think every move he makes is laden with meaning. At a banquet, Chika accidentally knocks over a glass of wine. Not long afterward, a murderer trying to escape trips and falls. He casually tosses down a mirror. A beam of light reflects off it and flashes into a cursed spirit's eyes, giving its prey a chance to catch their breath. When people question him, Chika says, “It really was just a coincidence. I'm an ordinary person. You have to believe me.” The System says, “We take every micro-operation seriously.” --------------Warning-------------------- This contains lots of original headcanon and out-of-character writing. You could say it's my first time writing, and my prose is pretty amateurish. The protagonist, Chika, a slacker so lazy he might as well be a fish, has the following special skills: flipping himself over like a fish (literally), gaming nonstop for 72 hours (but he's so bad he never beats the game), and yelling “System, help!” whenever there's danger (100% proficiency). The whole story is slice of life, with no main plot. The System has a very strong presence. The protagonist is a slacker, and his golden finger is powerful. Theme: Always stay optimistic about life