I Have a Tenured Position at the Quick Transmigration Bureau [Quick Transmigration]

Sorry, this book's numbers are just too poor, so I don't plan to update it anymore. I actually planned to stop at 50,000 words, but I kept going for the few dear readers who stuck around until the leads got together. Let's call it a brief ending, a short story. It won't be paywalled. Thanks for your support, and see you in the next book.

After struggling through 30 quick transmigration worlds, Ji Chutang finally passed the civil service exam and became a full-time employee. Being a full-time employee was great: a wealthy beauty from the start!

World One: I inherited a manor.

The poor scholar I supported is ungrateful and breaks his promise, wanting to marry the daughter of a high-ranking minister? Don't worry. The other nine scholars, all grateful for even a drop of kindness and eager to repay it a hundredfold, will teach him a lesson. Oh, and the general still owes me for that meal I gave him back then.

World Two: I inherited a company.

A gold-digger emotionally manipulates me, expects me to serve his whole family, and uses my money to support another woman and raise a son? Who says I can't make life hard for him? Department heads, give him a thorough dressing-down. The cleaning department could use another cleaner, too!

World Three: I inherited a commercial street.

My fiance wants to break off our engagement to pursue a sweet, naive girl? Go ahead... I'm busy collecting rent. Oh, and since you're no longer my fiance, you can make up the shop rent you've owed for the past three years, right?

Theme: Justice may be late, but it always comes.