Part-Time Boss in Another World [Infinite]

You can possess abilities ordinary people don't have.

You can gain the power to rule over others.

You can easily shape an entire era.

- The large-scale otherworld experience game Unsolved Mysteries is officially launching its open beta.

Lin Huai is a high school student from a poor family. Hoping to win the generous prize money, he joins the game's open beta. Only after entering does he realize that he's entered a real otherworld.

Players cannot leave unless they die.

World One: After a global biological catastrophe, habitable space rapidly shrinks and deteriorates. Humanity seeks a sliver of hope amid contamination, and Lin Huai becomes the world's savior.

World Two: Cyberpunk. A new civilization emerges from the union of "low-end living and high-end technology." No action escapes the gods' notice. Cast off your flesh and live forever as a consciousness.

World Three: In a Western fantasy world of magic, everything is mysterious and unfathomable. The powerful dark wizard remains forever enigmatic, hidden in the shadows, destined to be wiped out by the light.

Compared to the ridiculously overpowered identities ordinary players get, Lin Huai takes stock of his own situation: he's about to die from the start.

Emmmm, brutal.

What, is the game picking on him in particular?

Lin Huai dusts himself off. "No big deal. If I don't have something, I'll just take it for myself."

Oh, and if he can become the game itself, he might be willing to accept that.

Endless Long Days (Biological Catastrophe)

Tribute to the Sun (Mayan Civilization)

Registered Sins (Cyberpunk)

Before the Blizzard (Magic and Wizards)

Low-End Zeus (Interstellar Martial Arts)

[I come, I see, I world.]

Original title: Top-Tier Storm [Infinite]

Current title: Part-Time Boss in Another World [Infinite]

The title may change back to Top-Tier Storm after the novel is complete.

P.S. 1: Plot-focused. It's more like quick transmigration than an Infinite-flow story. Each arc is fairly long, and every world has a different power system. Abilities from the previous world carry over to the next, and can be understood as Infinite-flow items. There will be plenty of players, except under special circumstances.

2. How satisfying it is depends on the reader. There isn't much leveling up, and there's more focus on the plot. The protagonist doesn't just take things lying down; he fights back, so it should still be satisfying.

3. There is a love interest, the kind who doesn't care about anything or anyone, but does care about the bottom's clothes and meals. He's a deranged lunatic, all brains and no brawn.

4. For the early chapters, you can treat it as having no CP.

Theme: Freedom is in your own hands