You're Supposed to Be an Evil God, Not Go to Work!

Playful, pleasure-seeking, dark evil god × authoritarian, cold-blooded administrator. Switch couple.

This is Infinite Flow 001.

Players can only complete instance after instance, day after day. They can't leave.

Until...

A silver-haired gentleman in a uniform, carrying a sword and cane, leisurely pushes open a door. Under the horrified gaze of the players, he strides toward the blood-and-bone throne belonging to the evil god.

Then

he draws his sword

and stabs the sleeping evil god.

Players: ???

Dude! What are you doing?!

The awakened evil god glares darkly, ready to punish the insolent player. The elegant gentleman kicks him off the throne, his eyes as cold as death itself.

"I let you be an evil god so you could sleep here? Get up and go to work!"

Evil god: ???

Wait, when did the administrator get here?

And since when does being an evil god mean I still have to work?!

The evil god refuses to work. He decides to pretend to be a player, enter the instances undercover, and experience life among the people. He calls it field research and uses it to guide targeted, creative reforms.

Administrator, after hearing the report: ...

Fine. Just make up for all the work you missed over the years.

Players: Is it just me, or are the instances getting harder?

1. The protagonist is a villain in an infinite-flow story.

2. The protagonist is written to seem a lot like a supporting character.

It's a pretty traditional infinite-flow story. All the players work tirelessly to overthrow the protagonist (?).

The two protagonists are simply villains in an infinite-flow story. They enter instances alongside the players, trip them up a little, and are ultimately defeated by the players in the final boss fight ( ).

I'm not sure what the selling points are. Ensemble cast? A passionate player team? The two villains getting lovey-dovey? Casual everyday clocking in for work? Something like that.

Theme: Do your job properly.