One Goblin Every Day

Chu Jing accidentally clicks an app in a computer pop-up and downloads the Otherworld Intelligence Manager. He transmigrates to a parallel world much like Earth. From then on, a goblin transmigrates to his side every morning. These short, green-skinned monsters are ugly, lecherous, sinister, cunning, and extremely dangerous. Fortunately, Chu Jing gets fresh intelligence every day to help him avoid danger: Day 1: [A little goblin wants to serve you in exchange for some food.] Day 2: [The two little goblins don't find their new nest very comfortable and want to renovate it.] Day 3: [The three little goblins are secretly watching you and unanimously agree that your meat must taste delicious.] Day 4: [The four little goblins come to an agreement: they'll ambush you while you're asleep and eat your innards first.] Day 5: Chu Jing can't take it anymore and finally calls the police. After that, the government takes charge of this batch of goblins. Chu Jing lands a secure government job and, thanks to his intelligence advantage, becomes their best official partner. Day 101: Just as Chu Jing is getting ready to welcome the 101st little green guy, the space beside him ripples, and a female monster steps out. She has slit pupils, curved horns, membranous wings, and a heart-shaped tail. Her skin is pale, and her clothes are alluring. She gives Chu Jing a kiss. This book is also known as *Intelligence Report: A Goblin Arrives Every Day*. P.S. This is a story about turning over resources between two worlds. In the early stages, the government focuses on studying otherworldly creatures and improving technology while waiting for the gate to open. In the middle and later stages, once the gate opens, they enter the other world to conquer it and vie for supremacy.