Professional Ethics Corrector [Book Transmigration]
Sang Wo
Synopsis A: Shen Kong woke up to find himself transmigrated into a novel, forced to become an unpaid laborer tasked with correcting the villain’s morals. No salary, no ID, no social security—every temporary identity he took was a cannon fodder who courted death around the villain. From Kidnapper B who crippled him, to Bully Classmate C who followed the crowd, to Spy D who stole confidential intel... truly wicked to the bone, no dying without the sin. Upholding his ruthless education principles, Shen Kong donned his high-risk disguises, dancing on the edge of death. And so, the little sapling predictably grew twisted. Ten years later, after finally becoming the tyrant ruling a business empire, Han Li sought him out: “So… you were the one tormenting me all along?” Shen Kong: “…” Damn. Synopsis B: The so-called moral correction aimed to conquer hardness with softness—to heal distortion with tolerance, melt ice with warmth, and redeem darkness with light. [Every demon was once human.] And the moral corrector existed solely to save them. Shen Kong sneered coldly, crushing his cigarette between his fingers, his gaze sharp with the scent of gunpowder, metal, and the rust of blood: “Bullshit.”