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Introduction to the novel "Quick Travel: I Clean Up the Author's Mess" The bank card balance was RMB 3.2, Huabei owed RMB 5,000, and the rent was overdue and she was warned by the water and electricity cutoffs. Leng Yueyue's life was completely ruined, and there was no room for improvement. When she was desperate, she casually submitted a part-time job that she could do "for money" and accidentally bound the unfinished rescue 007 system that was on the verge of being written off. The pitiful system was owed three months of wages and was left in seven half-finished worlds by unscrupulous authors. All the characters collapsed, the plot broke, the foreshadowing was buried randomly, and the ending was unfinished, with no one left to clean up the mess. In order to survive and have enough to eat, Leng Yueyue negotiated hard-core conditions on the spot: three meals a day, and more than half of the accounts after the task was completed. Leng Yueyue relies on her unique skills as a social animal - adapting to the situation, observing people's emotions, and knowing the truth to the extreme, wandering through the worlds in the collapse of books. Correct the misplaced characters, fill in the abandoned foreshadowing, correct the deviated plot, and give a complete and satisfactory ending to every character in the book who was abandoned by the author. System 007 is a bitch part-time job, privately complaining about the author's outrageous ideas and poor writing, and leaking the author's dark history from time to time. The daily life of the part-time job is hilarious and decompressing. The low-level workers who are afraid of hunger and trouble and don't like to be tough are forced to save the unfinished world online. Others wear books to counterattack and fall in love, while Leng Yueyue wears books to make up for the mistakes and clean up the mess. [All the characters have returned to their original positions, the plot has come to a close, there is a way back to the end, and there is a glimmer of light in the ordinary]

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