It's a Hospital, Not a Shelter! [Cyberpunk Transmigration into a Book]

[Cyberpunk + Transmigrate into a Book + Strong Female Lead]

As everyone knows, the Xinbu Psychiatric Hospital has three rules:

1. Carry on the fine tradition of "respecting the old (up to a thousand years old) and cherishing the young (high-IQ embryos)."

2. No racial discrimination. Don't think you can spout nonsense about non-humans just because you're human.

3. Promote conservation and environmental protection, but eat and drink as you please. Just stop doing infrastructure projects.

4. Last but most important: Stop bringing home all kinds of creatures you pick up...

This is a hospital, not some shelter!

When Fu Chun woke up, she learned that she had become a "cat," and her "box" was in some corner of the psychiatric hospital. A white-coated doctor beside her kept muttering, urging her to transmigrate through the line of fire and find the "box."

...So, am I the patient, or is he?

To complete her spy mission, Fu Chun had no choice but to "submit" with tears in her eyes and leap straight into the director's chair. It was hardly an honor; that seat was scorching hot.

But who knew that even in another world, she'd still be exploited by capital, facing endless quotas and a death-deadline. Fu Chun was furious.

Shouldn't us wage slaves rise up?

Brothers and sisters of the hospital, stand up! We must overthrow this screwed-up corporatist world and bring back equality!

You ask about the spy mission? I'm not doing it. I'll team up directly with the mission target instead. We're all Earthlings, and we both transmigrated into a book, so we might as well stick together!

[About 4,000 words daily, updated at 6 a.m.]

Note:

1. The pace is rather slow at first, to introduce the worldbuilding.

2. The main story is rather serious (I assure you), not a comedy.

3. Although the title says cyberpunk, this isn't orthodox cyberpunk due to various requirements. I am only responsible for the world I have created.

Theme: When you are strong, try to understand the vulnerability of others.