I Became the Savior on the Fourth Day of Disaster - Chapter 21: Young People Shake Up the Workplace

Chapter 21: Young People Shake Up the Workplace

Planning to report immediately upon returning and have someone bring Yunxi back, Humu placed the unconscious Master on his back and earnestly shared the intelligence he had long prepared with Yunxi:

The [Clock Tower Attendant] possesses a psychic-type Special ability weapon created by a Special ability user, called the [Great Order]. Words spoken through it can compel absolute obedience from subordinates—it’s a weapon Britain intends to use in war

This wasn’t much of a secret among many, so revealing it was harmless.

Yunxi’s turquoise eyes sparkled, though his expression remained neutral. Is it easy to take?

Humu: Easy. It’s stored in a special case, and its actual form is only about the size of a walkie-talkie

But I don’t recommend targeting the [Great Order], Humu cautioned. Your Special ability is indeed strong, but the Transcendent of the [Clock Tower Attendant]…

Yunxi had already started placing [Earth]×1 beneath Humu’s feet.

Mid-sentence, Humu stumbled as [Earth]×1 lifted him abruptly.

Just as he steadied himself, another patch of earth appeared, causing him to stagger again.

And so, with a series of Oofs and Aiyos, Humu emerged from the ground like a zombie breaking through soil. No sooner had he scrambled to his feet than he found himself face-to-face with a group of soldiers aiming their guns at him.

Obediently setting down the person on his back and raising his hands as he crouched, Humu said, Haha, don’t mind my strange entrance—I’m actually an ally

The soldiers stared blankly until they recognized the unconscious figure beside Humu.

Everyone: ???

Given this guy’s status in the criminal organization, there was no way he’d personally act as bait, so…

Wow, this man who inexplicably sprouted from the ground really was an ally?

After verifying Humu’s identity, they quickly realized everything he said was true.

They took Humu back and began questioning him about the intelligence he’d gathered during his time in Europe, paying special attention to the chuunibyou teenager Yunxi, whom Humu claimed had likely escaped from their side.

But soon, they discovered that their system had no record of anyone named Yunxi

Digging deeper, they found they had previously collected information on Yunxi because he tried to buy blueprints for thermal weapons on Pin○○ and was reported by the seller. However, that data indicated Yunxi was from Yokohama, Japan.

Investigating further in Yokohama revealed that Yunxi had fallen from the sky, with no prior traces of him in the city, suggesting he might not be human.

When they asked Humu what Yunxi really was, Humu—fully conscious and after seeing a detailed map that made him realize how far Yunxi had tunneled him out—exclaimed, He’s practically a superman

Everyone present: …

Can we say it? This is utterly absurd.

In any case, they sensed something seriously amiss and, under orders from higher-ups, dispatched a team to investigate the site where Humu was found, attempting to dig down as well.

But Yunxi was long gone.

Indeed, the moment Humu surfaced, Yunxi had tirelessly continued using his backpack to pave the way, swiftly vacating the area.

Gogol, marveling at Yunxi’s boundless energy, cooperatively kept driving for him.

They only stopped briefly along the way, at a relatively safe spot where Gogol helped Yunxi extract the bullet. Yunxi performed basic first aid on his wound and thoroughly pulverized the bullet—just in case it had any special properties.

After finishing, the two continued their frantic drive and soon returned to the location where they had previously captured the high-ranking Master.

Last time, Yunxi had been pressed for time and unable to retaliate when shot in the arm—he could only endure it. But this time, he had enough time.

Calculating the positions precisely, Yunxi burst out and proceeded to beat up the Master’s bodyguards, key subordinates, and close relatives.

Still unsatisfied after the beating, Yunxi tossed all the groaning individuals to Gogol and straightforwardly demanded:

Korya, help me harvest their kidneys. This Savior must see blood today.
Gogol: …

While inwardly marveling at how Yunxi’s methods could be both vicious and oddly gentle, Gogol unhesitatingly teleported a kidney out of each person.

Even though the game automatically pixelated the scene, Yunxi was still startled by the pile of bloody kidneys.

Yunxi initially wanted to discard them all, but [Appraisal] indicated that these [Human Kidneys] were items with unique significance and thus [Permit Sacrifice].

Yunxi: …

Yunxi felt that this game could be rather sinister at times.

But lives handed to him on a platter—why refuse?

Under Gogol’s strange gaze, Yunxi collected the [Human Kidneys] × 21, justifying it as gifts from Korya to the player that must be treasured.

Gogol: .

With a peculiar expression, Gogol shifted gears and started the car, continuing onward.

Soon, they reached a place so far away that even if a Transcendent were sent after them, catching up would be extremely difficult.

The car ran out of gas and automatically stopped.

Gogol’s mood had improved greatly after the exhilarating escape, so his attitude toward Yunxi was noticeably better than before.

He carefully treated Yunxi’s wound, then cut away the part of the car stained with Yunxi’s blood, waiting for Yunxi to set it all ablaze before asking:

Where should we go next? The [Clock Tower Attendant]?
Although I’m not particularly fond of that guy, he was right about one thing: with little Yunxi’s current abilities, infiltrating the [Clock Tower Attendant] would be far too difficult.
Gogol grinned: So, little Yunxi, what’s your plan?

Yunxi wanted to suggest digging a tunnel again, but Gogol added, Digging won’t work. Unlike the Port Mafia, the [Clock Tower Attendant] has defenses even underground to guard against Transcendents.

Yunxi fell silent, thinking for a moment. Then, he opened his phone and began searching for how to open a fast-food restaurant and how to franchise with a major brand.

Gogol: Already have an idea?
Yunxi paused his scrolling and showed Gogol a photo of the owner of a British fast-food chain: Yes, we’ll go find this person first.
Gogol: And then?
Then, we’ll have a fast-food restaurant right next to the [Clock Tower Attendant].As he spoke, Yunxi pulled a can of gasoline from his backpack and refueled the car.

The car started again, and a strong acceleration pressed them back into their seats.

Gogol believed nothing in the world could be funnier than the scene unfolding before him.

First of all, as a player unfamiliar with England, Yunxi shouldn’t have been able to easily locate the fast-food restaurant boss.

Even if the boss were just an ordinary person, this would still hold true.

But Yunxi knew how to create opportunities.

Leveraging the disguise techniques Gogol had taught him and his innate player translation abilities, Yunxi first pretended to be a hardworking Chinese immigrant who’d just arrived in England. He randomly joined one branch of the fast-food chain, quickly learning all the employee rules.

After his shifts ended, Yunxi would immediately disguise himself as a local customer and visit the store to make purchases. No matter how polite the staff were, he’d find every possible fault.

Within just a few days, Yunxi had filed complaints against every employee in the store except himself.

Yunxi knew this boss was no good – after all, his complaints included absurd statements like Why is my ice cream cold? I specifically said I wanted it hot today! Yet the boss still chose to deduct employees’ wages and force them to apologize to customers.

Nevertheless, Yunxi achieved his goal.

With Yunxi’s constant complaints, within less than a week the boss discovered that aside from the new Chinese employee, he had no other staff left.

All the other employees had cursed out the boss before quitting in tears.

The baffled boss decided to personally take charge, both supervising and investigating what had gone wrong in his store.

By this time, Yunxi had switched back to his Chinese employee identity.

So the moment the boss arrived, Yunxi – now fully embracing the young worker reforming workplace culture script – gave him a thorough beating.

Take this for arbitrarily docking wages! And this for constantly kissing up to customers! Now that all your employees are gone and customers have vanished, are you satisfied?!

With that garlic-shaped head of yours, did you think you were meant to act clueless? Playing dumb, pretending to be some great manager – are you happy now?!

The boss tried to dodge but couldn’t escape. He attempted to beg for mercy, but Yunxi just dragged him like a dead pig to the ice cream machine: Hurry up! Make me a hot ice cream!

Boss: How can ice cream be hot..

Yunxi raised his hand and hit harder: So you knew it was impossible but still fired people? You still fired them?!

The boss tried to explain, but Yunxi forcibly dragged him to the coffee station: Make me a coffee without water

Boss: How can coffee be made without water..

Yunxi started beating him again: Why can’t it be waterless? Didn’t you say coffee could go without water, just like your employees could go without pay?!

The speechless boss could only cry: It hurts! So painful! Stop hitting me!

Yunxi: Tch, useless trash. Now go wash dishes! Remember the requirements?

Boss: What…?

Yunxi: Neither forming droplets nor flowing in streams – wasn’t that what you demanded? Start washing!

The boss washed dishes while being beaten, not even permitted to use extra detergent. After howling in pain for a while, he finally reached his limit.

He chose to ask Yunxi: So what do you want? I’ll do whatever you say, okay?!
Yunxi finally revealed his true intentions: This location has bad feng shui, that’s why we keep getting customer complaints. Open a separate shop for me in a better location. I want to be the shop owner, and I’ll recruit all my former work partners back

The stingy boss: Impossible..

Yunxi pulled out a pistol from somewhere, its dark muzzle pointed directly at the boss in front of him.

In stark contrast to Yunxi’s decisive movements were his vacant eyes.

Without my work partners, I don’t want to work. If I don’t work, I can’t earn money. If I can’t earn money, I can’t survive. If I can’t survive, I might as well die now. Since I’m going to die anyway, I might as well kill the boss first..

The boss trembled so violently he nearly matched the frequency of a massage chair: N-no, I was just going to say it’s p-possible!

What’s just opening another shop? He’d still be the boss anyway!

Open it! Open it! Give him whatever he wants!

Author’s note:

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[Cat Paw] Updated Guo Zi’s character card! Masters please take a look!

[Orange Candy] Not taking pre-orders, but sharing another story I’m simultaneously writing – an original BL plot-driven shou perspective novel that’s already over 350k words! If you’re interested, come take a look [head pat]

[Orange Candy] Starting From Short Videos to Become the Most Villainous Antagonist synopsis:

Li Shi transmigrated into a book, arriving in a campus novel with interstellar setting, and bound with a villain system, becoming the antagonist BOSS in the book.

To extend his lifespan, he needs to increase his popularity as a villain?

Since the original owner has an entertainment company, why not film some short videos to directly gain popularity!

Soon, the mission was completed.

Li Shi received an SSS-grade evaluation: [Millions of people curse at you, you’re a born evil seed! A once-in-a-century great villain!]

…? This isn’t right!

Li Shi finally realized that the villain’s popularity was actually annoyance value.

Bad news: his efforts to please the interstellar people were completely wasted, as extending his lifespan didn’t require this.

Good news: interstellar people got angry after watching because there were no substitutes, so he wouldn’t lack popularity points for a while.

Even better news: industry peers who disliked him unintentionally helped extend his lifespan – how satisfying.

Hehe.

The interstellar people welcomed a year of blooming entertainment industry.

There were short videos that gave brain spasms, reasoning novels that made people addicted, artistic films with tear-jerking effects, and farming games that maximized time-killing…

And all these came from the same person.

Interstellar people: You (beep) are only allowed to make short videos/write novels/film movies/develop games!

Interstellar people: ???

Interstellar people: There are actually enemies among us! Let me fight the heretics first!

News report: The recent online flame wars originated from…

Li Shi with missions automatically completing one after another: Ehe!

The original book’s protagonist, Ji Changzhou.

As the protagonist of an interstellar campus novel, barring accidents, he would spend his entire life revolving around school

But his classmate Li Shi’s success was too dazzling, making Ji Changzhou want to try too.

His first company became Li Shi’s company’s special effects outsourcing.

His second company became the outsourcing of the outsourcing.

Ji Changzhou simply went directly to Li Shi and immediately received a job offer, thus beginning his lifetime of struggling with various technologies.

Li Shi: Make some outrageous demands to provoke him—he should be able to provide the most popularity points… Huh? Why isn’t it increasing at all?

Ji Changzhou: Because I don’t dislike you 🙂

1. Li Shi (uke) × Ji Changzhou (seme)

2. The system is hands-off; there’s basically no system-related plot in the main story.

3. The protagonist genuinely transmigrated into a book, but there’s no original owner of the body—this identity was fabricated on the spot by the system that needed a villain.

4.Contains [plagiarism of works], readers who dislike this trope please take note.