The plot of "Quick Transmigration: The Charismatic One Always Collapses" is incomplete.

Wen Yubai went to great lengths to solidify his reputation for being lazy and averse to work.

Instead of resting in the camp, he actively moved around the various construction sites, from the reclaimed valleys to the hillsides where roads were being built.

The priests were engrossed in their work, with no regard for appearances, while he was spotless, his skin as white as ever, and he only gave orders with his mouth.

Wen Yubai is paying close attention to details this time, determined to create a stark contrast and deeply ingrain his bad reputation in people's minds.

Seeing everyone so tanned and thin, he felt a little guilty and could only encourage them in his heart: Hang in there!

It will take about two months to finish repairing the road, just in time to set off back home. When he returns, he will use his own money to treat everyone to a good meal.

He had already thought it through; he could use the name of the Holy Knight Commander so that his hard-earned reputation wouldn't be affected.

However, plans can't keep up with changes.

One week later, late one night, Wen Yubai's magic conch shell suddenly emitted a faint white light, followed by an unpleasant sound:

"Didi li, li li di, di li di li~~~"

The Magic Conch is an advanced communication magic item that can transmit sound over extremely long distances. Each call requires magic power, and the farther the distance and the longer the sound is recorded, the more magic power is consumed.

Furthermore, after a certain number of uses, it needs to be sent for maintenance, otherwise it will become unusable.

It is extremely precious and is not usually used lightly.

The entire temple was only occupied by the High Priest, a few high-ranking bishops, the Paladin Commander, and him.

Wen Yubai infused a trace of magic into the conch shell, listening to the lingering sound coming from within.

That was the high priest's voice, though he tried his best to suppress it, his voice was still trembling:

"My lord, I need you to go to the city of Arnins immediately and pick up a man named Lovin."

Lovey-N's?

Isn't the protagonist just a bottom? Why did the God of Light send down a divine decree so quickly?

He originally thought that the storyline introducing the protagonist would unfold after his pilgrimage ended and he returned to the temple.

Wen Yubai could easily imagine how excited and ecstatic the other party must have been when they received the divine message.

Once the news of the divine decree spreads, the long-dormant glory of the Temple of Light will surely be restored.

At that time, countless believers will flock to the area, and faith will surge.

All of this is due to the appearance of the protagonist, Lovin.

In comparison, he, the Holy Son, seemed so ordinary and unremarkable.

During the pilgrimage, he neither preached nor spread the word, nor did he consolidate the faith, nor did he achieve anything noteworthy. Instead, he slacked off every day and ordered his subordinates to do the work.

There's no time to lose getting to the person in charge, so Wen Yubai plans to leave Stone Village early tomorrow morning. The longer he stays here, the more variables there will be.

He didn't want to drag things out, and by the time he arrived in Yanings City, the protagonist had already left.

Before falling asleep, Wen Yubai pondered the upcoming plot.

He planned to practice his micro-expressions on his way to Yannings.

Aloofness isn't the absence of emotions; beneath it lies envy, resentment, inferiority, and frustration...

These emotions need to be revealed little by little so that people can gradually realize that this Holy Son of Light is inferior to the protagonist, both in terms of ability and mentality.

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The next morning, Wen Yubai spoke with the Holy Knight Commander at the village entrance.

Everyone else was working at the time, and he didn't want to waste their time, so he deliberately didn't notify them.

Wen Yubai was accompanied by only one paladin, and no one else.

After all, it's just picking someone up. He's not some weak, pretty face, so there's no need to make a big fuss.

The paladin commander, however, was somewhat uneasy. "Holy Son, let me go with you."

Wen Yubai shook his head and refused decisively: "No need."

The Paladin Commander was always honest and kind, and most importantly, he was obedient.

If Wen Yubai takes the whole team away, what will happen to the land that Stone Village has just reclaimed and the road that is under construction? The old, weak, sick and disabled people in the village will definitely not be able to continue to maintain the project.

Besides, a whole group of people makes a big target and slows down the journey, so it's better for two people to travel light and quickly.

But if Wen Yubai were to leave these priests here, he worried that they would not be able to control their mouths and would not only do good deeds but also spread the word about the Temple of Light everywhere.

That won't do.

Therefore, Wen Yubai wanted to keep the most capable and efficient Holy Knight Commander. Only with him here could Wen Yubai feel at ease.

Before leaving, Wen Yubai solemnly patted the Holy Knight Commander on the shoulder, his expression grave.

"Everything here is in your hands. Remember, you must never mention the Temple of Light or preach its doctrines, understand?"

The Paladin Commander nodded slightly. "Yes, Holy Son."

Look at his awareness; he has no doubts or questions whatsoever, and he does whatever he is told.

Wen Yubai was extremely satisfied. He mounted the horse, grasped the reins, and the steed reared up and let out a low neigh.

The paladin beside him immediately mounted his horse and followed closely behind.

The mountain mist gradually dissipated, and the rising sun pierced through the clouds, making the two figures appear even taller on the rugged road.

The paladin commander, who remained at the village entrance, watched the two disappear into the distance, somewhat surprised. He hadn't expected the holy son to be such a skilled rider.

The whole day passed, and there was no sign of the Holy Son at the construction site.

The priests, drenched in sweat from their work, couldn't help but feel a little uneasy:

With the weather so hot now, could the Holy Son accidentally get heatstroke while watching them work?

Not wanting them to worry, I secretly hid.

The more they thought about it, the more worried they became. So they put down what they were doing and hurriedly went to find the paladin commander who was splitting rocks to ask him what was going on.

Upon hearing the Paladin Commander's honest answer, they all wore expressions of disbelief.

"What?! The horse's saddle is bumpy! You actually made the Holy Son ride a horse? What if he falls off!"

"The Holy Son only brought one knight? Not even a replacement? If danger arises, can he protect the Holy Son?"

"The Holy Son must have seen how hard we were working to build the road and didn't want us to suffer anymore, sob sob..."

-

Wen Yubai only knew that the protagonist's name was Lovin, and knew nothing else about him.

188 asked the World Consciousness, and the World Consciousness replied that when they see Lovin, they will recognize him at a glance.

Wen Yubai guessed that it was probably because the protagonist possessed a unique aura or halo, making him very special.

Now that the world consciousness had said so, he was no longer worried.

It takes half a month to travel from Stone Village to Yanings City, and that's without him and the paladin getting any rest.

Yannings is a medium-sized city with walls made of thick bluestone.

A constant stream of people came and went at the city gate: adventurers in light, practical clothes, well-dressed merchants, and commoners with slung satchels over their shoulders...

The streets in the city were wider than I had imagined, lined with shops on both sides, making it much more prosperous than the cities near Beiling.

The paladin had suffered with him for many days, but Wen Yubai didn't think much of it and took the paladin to a large restaurant, ordering a table full of delicious dishes.

The paladin was a young man whose eyes lit up as he looked at the table full of meat, wolfing it down into his mouth.

Seeing that the Holy Son was looking at him, he realized his lapse in composure, scratched his head sheepishly, and gave a simple, honest smile.

Wen Yubai felt a surge of guilt again.

The meal was actually just so-so, but since leaving Stone Village, we had been eating and sleeping outdoors for more than a month and hadn't had a hot meal much.

He then thought of the priests of Stone Village, who were still suffering under the scorching sun because of his demands.

Sigh, I guess I'll have to secretly use the money from my secret stash to make up for it when I get back to the temple.

The most urgent task right now is to find the protagonist, Lovin, but where could he be?

Wen Yubai remembered that there was a small branch of the Temple of Light in Yanings City, and decided to go to the bishop of the branch first to ask him if he knew anything about Lovin.

The two had just stepped out of the restaurant and hadn't gone more than a few steps when a sudden commotion arose from the street ahead.