That Tiny, Boss-Level Contaminant

Wen Gu has been surrounded by pollutants since birth. His life's dream is to leave the contaminated zone and go to the real human world. Finally, one day, someone kicks open the gate sealing off the contaminated zone. Wen Gu is free! But the very next second, he's caught. During a routine inspection, he even makes the other person's pollution-level testing sheet explode. Because he's so powerful, the Contamination Inspection Office tries to recruit him as a defector. He doesn't have the heart to tell them that there's no need to recruit him. As long as they let him see the chief inspector every day, a man who's cold to everyone but so handsome he gets right to Wen Gu's heart, he'll gladly spend his whole life helping them clean up pollutants. Besides, he never liked his cruel, filthy old neighbors anyway. Wen Gu starts the job and works conscientiously, though little mishaps do happen now and then. For example: Accidentally snapping the neck of a pollutant valuable for research, Sprouting wings at the worst possible time and scaring the children, Making an untimely arrest and turning a festival into chaos... As a result, people often lodge complaints about him with the inspectors. The dignified chief inspector, Song Haisi, comes to see him in person and issues a stern warning: "S614, you failed to conceal your pollutant traits. You've violated Article 36 of the Regulations on Pollutant Management. As required, starting tomorrow you'll be street sweeping for three days." Then he smooths Wen Gu's drooping wings and gently, helplessly fixes his messy hair. "How many times have I told you? I opened the gate, and I brought you back. If there's anything you don't understand, come ask me. I'll teach you myself." [ * ] [ * ] [ * ] A friendly reminder: 1. Please consider carefully before buying the complete story all at once. 2. This is an indulgent, self-indulgent story. It has its cute moments, but if our values don't align, don't force yourself to read it. If you see signs it's not for you, leave quickly so it doesn't spoil your mood. 3. It's a niche indulgence, just a matter of personal taste. One person's honey is another person's poison. 4. Thank you for your heartfelt support. Theme: Keep living with all your heart, even in adversity.