it involved transmigration and superpower

World law, how protectors came to be, system, levelers/destroyers, special abilities, etc. The author did not leave anything unanswered.

The destroyers/levelers that Yu Hua saves from the system become his employees. Plot twist: he’s actually a good boss. He helps them adapt to society, gives them jobs, and gives them somewhere to live.

even the world law agrees. I can't get over certain things about them... ah, rainbows, how Ill never look at you the same. Also, Yu Hua holding You Zhengping and going "ah, so this is where my humanity went" is everything to me. God they're so sickening, I hate them (affectionate)

I always disliked it when the MC would lose their power in the end, but for this novel, this is truly the best ending- especially for Yu Hua- after all, that's all he's ever wanted.

- THE PANTS

- MC trying to confess his identity to ML in increasingly obvious ways, culminating in ML accidentally disintegrating the cloak and mask

- Literally every time that the office drama was going on, it was like a sitcom

- ML and MC's first blind date in which they both fell in love at first sight, literally everything about the lead up to this killed me from the rainbow hair to the flip flops

- MC turning a destroyer into a husky and making him a director???

- All the destroyers getting tamed by MC regardless of whether they knew his true identity or not, and having to build ships for content with other "employees"

- MC running the most exploitative business operation ever lmaoooo like how is this even a corporation

- ML and MC going on a date "with just the two of them" and ending up getting tailed by all of ML's suspicious coworkers and MC's two useless employees

- MC's jealousy over ML's bestie relationship getting exacerbated by the PANTS

- MC watching endless dramas about wives taking revenge on cheating husbands

- The "romantic" movie ML picked out being Gone Girl

I was a bit annoyed at the beginning to not see You Zhengping doing chores, but it was so interesting to go along and see that actually be a part / a sign of the Yu Hua's control issues. I'm also a bit like that; I'd rather do something myself then have someone who I know won't do it to my liking take care of it. Things being out of what I think is their place bothers me, but I wouldn't make someone go out of what they'd usually do to conform to my standards.

The characters really overturned my first impressions of them, in big ways but sometimes so subtly that I didn't notice for a while. Also happened for the side characters; Cen Xiao, encouraging You Zhengping to treat Yu Hua well. Zhen Li, giving wise advice. (Also can I just say I love Yu Zhengping being quite smart and capable? I love him so much).

Perhaps the rest of their lives could go smoothly, or perhaps not long in the future, they would encounter a new threat.

When that time came, the stingy human resources director, the patrolman Xiao You, the internet celebrity boss, the legal studies scholar, the super fast husky, the marketing demon, the simple and honest bodyguard, the police dog trainer, the most handsome urban management officer, and all the rest, would once again take up their weapons and fight for the sake of everyone's peaceful lives, leaving behind another legend.

I understand the ethical dilemma about the Director Ha (husky), but I think it was resolved satisfactorily. First, keep in mind that he had completed 192 worlds. Every leveler introduced around that clearance level all knew or had an idea that the worlds they were clearing were not just pure "NPC/game worlds."

Second, just because you were not aware of a law that was broken does not absolve you of the consequences of breaking that law. If you've threatened the police, tried to blow up a mall and kill everyone inside, kidnapped multiple children and planted bombs on them; those are real actions taken on the premise of "misinformation."

If you consider the other Destroyers who had completed just as many levels -- Huan Zixu, for example, was extremely scheming and also wanted to insure his own safety BUT he didn't kidnap children and threaten the safety of thousands of people, which he COULD have done with his mental ability.

This comparison shows a fundamental difference between essentially a psychopath terrorist (192) and a morally ambiguous yet selfish person who just wanted to survive the System (Huan Zixu).

According to the considerations of the Protector agency, 192 would have straight up been eliminated/killed for everything he had already done, husky or not.

True, in dog form he had no choice about the merging of his personality with the dog and that could be an ethical dilemma as convicts also have some human rights (which ones is another question). It would have been best if 192 had been given a choice: stay as a husky and be assimilated or return to a human body to be killed, but that would have been out-of-character for the ruthless Yu Hua who wanted him to "live" with the consequences.

What I like about this novel is how morally ambiguous Yu Hua really is. A far cry from your typical "I'm basically a perfect person who rejects power and can do no wrong" main character.

An interesting fact is that later, the "merging with the husky's personality" was what saved 192 from future punishment. The agency was willing to give him a pass due to cultural beliefs of rebirth and karma. One of the key points of rebirth is starting anew by forgetting the past. Thus, the husky form was considered the "reborn him" who was no longer a psychopath hungering for power, which can only be thanked by the dog's simple personality.