No Dating High-Risk Species! [Quick Transmigration]

Jing Rong is an Executor for the Cosmic Enforcement Bureau, a being who traverses multiple worlds to maintain timeline stability. In this particular world, the Orc Empire, he is stationed in the frozen wasteland as Adjudicator No. 11, a title that denotes his high rank but also his isolation. He suffers from severe prosopagnosia, an inability to recognize human faces, which makes social interactions difficult. His current mission is ostensibly on leave, as he is searching for a romantic partner across various minor worlds, a task he approaches with detached pragmatism. During his time in the snowfields, he encounters a mermaid-like creature suffering from Mental Contamination, an event that highlights his unique perspective on the world's dangers. His quiet existence is interrupted when a liaison team from the capital arrives, informing him of an emergency: an SSS-class High-Risk Experimental Subject, known as Jue, has escaped from a royal laboratory. Jue is a figure of immense power and danger, possessing Mental Power levels that far exceed those of the empire's strongest warriors, including the Crown Prince. Despite System 626 advising caution and noting that Jue is not the world's chosen protagonist, Jing Rong is drawn to the subject by a singular aesthetic detail: Jue's fiery red hair, a color Jing Rong finds strikingly beautiful. This curiosity compels him to return to the capital, overriding his desire for a peaceful vacation.

Upon arriving in the capital, Jing Rong navigates a tense political landscape dominated by Crown Prince Lyans and his secretary, Joson. Joson, who harbors unresolved romantic feelings for Jing Rong, attempts to reconnect, but Jing Rong remains indifferent, focused solely on the mission. The empire has mobilized its entire Adjudicator corps to capture Jue, viewing him as a terrorist and the last leader of the Sin Island rebellion. Jing Rong is assigned to guard the prison fortress where remaining experimental subjects are held, a role he accepts with minimal enthusiasm. However, the situation deteriorates rapidly when Jue breaches the fortress, incapacitating the guards not by killing them, but by shattering their Mental Domains with a wave of high-energy resonance. Jing Rong descends into the depths of the prison, where he confronts Jue. The encounter is tense but unconventional; Jue, severely wounded and exhausted, holds Jing Rong at knifepoint, only to discover that the Adjudicator lacks any Mental Power. Instead of executing him, Jing Rong expresses admiration for Jue's hair and eyes, a reaction that confuses the fugitive. Jue, realizing Jing Rong poses no immediate threat and is perhaps mentally unstable, chooses to flee rather than fight.

Jue flees to Ork Square, a vast open plaza, seemingly seeking a final stand or perhaps a specific memory tied to his past. The military responds with overwhelming force, deploying a weapon codenamed "Adjudicator," a construct designed to scatter a target's psyche and annihilate their consciousness. Jue is struck down and pinned to the ground, dying from the catastrophic injury. Jing Rong arrives moments later, witnessing the aftermath. In a decisive breach of his Executor duties, he intervenes. Using his Executor Weapon, a silver scepter of pure light, he shatters the military's weapon and the surrounding constructs, defying the world's narrative logic. He then uses his system's medical capabilities to stabilize Jue, collecting scattered fragments of the fugitive's Spirit Body from the battlefield. Jing Rong takes Jue into his custody, claiming him as a prisoner under his personal protection, and moves him to a secure outpost. There, he tends to Jue's wounds, reading to him to alleviate the phantom pain caused by the Mental Power damage. The story concludes with this unlikely pairing: an Adjudicator who broke the rules to save his target, and a dying rebel leader who becomes the center of Jing Rong's attention, setting the stage for a complex relationship that defies the empire's expectations and the world's predetermined fate.