The System Administration Bureau has long had one unsolved mystery:
Why does the mission ranked number one in danger require nothing more than helping the protagonist grow up safely and leave the infinite world for it to count as a success?
Ling Si had discussed it with his colleagues countless times: Who was the mastermind lurking behind that S-class mission?
Until the day the mission was assigned to him.
Ling Si: "..."
Director, what the hell!
With a heavy heart, he projected his consciousness into the small world and connected with the protagonist's consciousness.
He diligently prepared the young protagonist for what was to come, telling him all about every trial in the infinite-flow world as bedtime stories.
He never expected that on the day the child came of age, he would tell him, "Big Brother, I turned all those stories you told me into reality!"
Ling Si: "?"
He hurriedly pulled up the mission records and scrolled back to the beginning, only to find that he'd apparently made a mistake on the very first day.
The person he'd connected with wasn't the protagonist, but the ultimate villain who had created the infinite-flow world!
Ling Si: "..."
So the hidden big boss was me all along!
To fix his mistake, Ling Si had no choice but to enter the infinite world in person and do his best to help the protagonist clear the trials.
He randomly assigned himself an identity and successfully became friends with the protagonist.
Just as he was getting ready to show what he could do, the trial's boss secretly came looking for him.
Trial Boss: "The master asks when you're going to make your move."
Ling Si: "?"
After anxiously giving the person he loved what he thought was the best gift, Sheng Yan watched him suddenly disappear.
He searched like a madman, even going so far as to hurt himself.
But the person who had always spoken to him gently and told him to take care of himself never appeared again.
Just as he was losing all hope, Sheng Yan suddenly realized that the person he'd sent undercover to work beside the most outstanding mission-taker seemed a little off...
Theme: Love life, and cherish it