The Scum Top Is Pretending to Be Pitiful

Duan Chong is a scum top. More precisely, his job is to play the part of a perfectly qualified scum top.

As the best gold-medal employee at the Quick Transmigration Bureau, Duan Chong has always been the best at completing his missions.

The problem is, he seems to have gone too far. After he left, the protagonists in those little worlds turned dark one after another, with their corruption levels shooting off the charts. Those worlds were on the verge of collapse.

In desperation, his supervisor swiftly bundled Duan Chong up and sent him back to the little worlds to make emergency repairs.

The good news is, all the assets Duan Chong accumulated in those little worlds are still there.

The bad news is, he was sent back in such a hurry that he lost his System, and has to rely on his own memory for all the plots he went through.

Duan Chong thinks it should be no problem. All he has to do is keep the worlds from collapsing and let the protagonist work off his anger at being mistreated, right?

Duan Chong's gold-medal interpretation is this:

The more miserable and pitiful he is as the scum top, the more satisfied the protagonist will be, the lower the corruption level will get, and the safer the little world will be. Then the mission will be a complete success.

Easy. Let's get to it!

Until one particular little world...

Duan Chong opens his eyes to find himself standing outside the protagonist's home, picking the lock on the door.

A mechanical voice echoes faintly in his ear: