Huh? Do I Have to Capture the Protagonist? [Quick Transmigration]

Lin Yu is a top-rated Executive Officer specializing in Quick Transmigration, tasked with resolving dimensional issues across various Small Worlds. Having completed numerous combat-oriented missions, he expresses a desire for a scenario where he is the one being conquered rather than the conqueror. His system, 001, assigns him an emergency mission to a university setting where the original host, a universally beloved character, has violated protocol by engaging in multiple romantic relationships. Lin Yu’s objective is to resist being romanced by side characters while saving the family business and completing the original storyline.

Upon arriving in the Small World, Lin Yu inhabits the body of an eighteen-year-old university student. He immediately encounters his dormmate, Chen Shuhua, who harbors obsessive and unconventional romantic interests, including secretly collecting Lin Yu’s belongings. Lin Yu also meets Yan Huaqing, the basketball team captain, who publicly acts friendly but privately spreads slander about Lin Yu to gain attention. Additionally, Li Yide, Lin Yu’s childhood friend and the second son of the Li Group, arrives with extravagant gifts and persistent romantic advances, referring to Lin Yu as "wifey." Lin Yu remains emotionally detached, viewing these interactions as obstacles to his mission rather than opportunities for romance.

The narrative introduces Zhang Modu, a background character from the original text who inexplicably gains significant screen time. Zhang Modu is a renowned entrepreneur who crosses paths with Lin Yu multiple times in a single day, first at a racetrack and later at a hotel where Lin Yu is investigating his father’s suspicious behavior. Lin Yu’s father, Lin Yicheng, has been neglecting his duties, frequenting private clubs, and mismanaging the family mining business. Lin Yu discovers discrepancies in the company accounts, suggesting internal sabotage, possibly involving his cousin.

Lin Yu’s investigation leads him to rescue Lu Yixing, the original male lead, from harassment at a bar. Following the original plot, Lin Yu provides Lu Yixing with financial support through a cohabitation contract, a task he completes with clinical detachment. Meanwhile, Lu Yixing discovers an online fan group tracking Lin Yu’s movements and reports suspicious activity, revealing that the group’s owner is deliberately spreading false information. Lin Yu uses this data to further analyze the financial irregularities within his family business.

As Lin Yu navigates these complexities, he identifies Yan Huaqing’s manipulation within the basketball club and decisively resigns, exposing the captain’s toxic behavior. He also confronts the growing interference of Zhang Modu, whose motives remain unclear. Lin Yu plans to convene a board meeting to address the company’s decline, while simultaneously managing the persistent advances of Li Yide and the obsessive attention of Chen Shuhua. The story follows Lin Yu’s strategic efforts to restore order to his family’s business and complete his transmigration mission without succumbing to the romantic entanglements designed to derail him.

The tension escalates as Lin Yu uncovers deeper conspiracies within his family and the university social circle. Zhang Modu’s sudden prominence and his interactions with Lin Yu’s father raise suspicions about his true role in the Small World. Lin Yu remains focused on his objectives, utilizing his system’s resources to gather intelligence and protect his interests. The narrative highlights the contrast between Lin Yu’s cold, analytical approach and the emotional chaos surrounding him, setting the stage for further conflicts as he works to salvage the family business and complete his mission.