Transmigration Begins with Being Wanted

A mysterious text message and a car crash sent Su Ji flying into another world by a stroke of bad luck.

He landed in the beginner's village and received two messages, one good and one bad.

The good news: He had transmigrated into the body of a Federation general, the kind who could command an army.

The bad news: He was currently a wanted fugitive, had no memories, and was covered in injuries.

Su Ji's response: Hah. This really is "just great."

This other world was unlike the one he came from. It was ruled by the law of the jungle and survival of the fittest, and it also had monsters and extraordinary beings known as [Gifted].

After living there for a while, Su Ji began to think something was wrong with his head.

Ever since he arrived in this other world, nothing had seemed right. Leaving aside his nightmarish start, normal people didn't smile when they saw monsters.

But he did. He even laughed maniacally. Anyone who saw him would probably call him a lunatic.

Su Ji thought it over and decided that something wasn't right.

*

He couldn't keep his identity as a wanted fugitive hidden forever. Just as his consciousness began to fade, a "doctor" rescued him.

The "doctor" was kind, beautiful, and gentle, but Su Ji discovered that they were helping other fugitives, too.

Saving one might be a coincidence. Saving several was not.

This beautiful "doctor" was certainly hiding another side.

So Su Ji calmly threatened them:

"Major, you wouldn't want the Federation to find out about this, would you?"

Lu Baiyi tilted his head slightly and smiled.

"Then, General, what will it take for you to keep my secret?"

"How about becoming my personal doctor?"

*

[Gifted] need the help of healers to stay lucid, and Lu Baiyi is a vital part of that.

But Su Ji wants more than that.

He wants the secret of his transmigration. He wants the Federation's secrets, too.

If he doesn't like this world, he can just overthrow it.

Why not try and see?

Su Ji never submits.

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There is a secondary couple, including a male-female pairing.

There are one-sided crushes, but the two leads are endgame.

Both leads are unhinged, so don't expect them to have much of a moral compass.

Ensemble cast and plot-driven, with a significant amount of page time for the supporting characters.

Theme: No one should have their life controlled by someone else.