Full-Level Agent of the Pseudo-Crime Bureau

In the future, Blue Star will accept the collective immigration of pseudo-human beings, and various pseudo-human criminals will also come to the world. Ye Lang is the most inconspicuous agent of the Puppet Crime Bureau. He is tired and lazy at work all day long. He seems to be ignorant, but he can always solve the Puppet crime in the purest and most violent way. Others only thought he was incredibly lucky, but they didn't know that beneath this tired body, sleeping was a top-level boss who had spanned thousands of years. The eight-hundred-year-old death contract means that if he does not perform his duties, he will be annihilated. The endless repetitive work has already worn away all his enthusiasm, leaving only the fatigue that penetrates into his bones. He watched with cold eyes the oppression and discrimination against foreign visitors in the world, watched them struggle to survive at the bottom, watched the so-called justice become the sharp edge of prejudice, and remained silent and dormant, just to survive the constraints of the contract. But he was never an outsider. One after another, strange cases slowly reveal the truth about the world. The so-called pseudo-human migration is never an accident, but a cruel chess game set by higher-dimensional beings, in which all living things are pawns. And he is the only prisoner trapped in endless reincarnation, with countless salvations and countless failures. When the truth of the thousand-year cycle was completely revealed, and when the cage of fate was shattered, the man who had been tired for thousands of years finally put away all disguises, and only the sharp edge remained in his eyes. The puzzle of identity, the desperate situation of survival, the good and evil of human nature, the true meaning of life... He rose from the dust, and with his body that had been dormant for thousands of years, he went against the high-ranking beings in the heavens and discovered with his own hands what a real "human" is. It takes thousands of years to sharpen a sword, but now it breaks the sky