Quick Transmigration: Playing the Role of a Devoted Tool

Granz is a colony planet located in the Milky Way galaxy.

From the spaceship, Granz looked like a round lollipop mixed with countless colors, dazzling and captivating.

This planet is covered in lush vegetation and has a complex ecosystem, making it ideal for studying unknown organisms in the universe, for breeding, cultivation, hybridization, experimentation, and various projects that can benefit humanity.

It takes five years of hibernation to travel from Earth to Granz.

Qi Ran woke up yesterday. After the aftereffects of the hibernation pod disappeared, he went for a stroll in the spaceship's lobby.

Commercial spacecraft have supermarkets and shopping malls, as well as hospitals and bars and many other entertainment facilities.

The android's tall and upright figure moves through the crowd, providing assistance to customers.

Qi Ran couldn't quite distinguish between androids and humans, since they were so similar to humans, almost like they were alive.

His AI received a message that he would arrive at Grants Star in one day, and guests who needed to disembark at the docking port needed to make preparations a day in advance.

"Hello, sir."

An android walked over, thinking that Qi Ran was lost in the spaceship.

"Are you lost, sir?"

"No, I'm just looking at the scenery." Qi Ran nodded and pointed to the cosmic scenery outside the spaceship window.

"This area is indeed beautiful. Where are you headed, sir?" The android stood perfectly positioned in front of the glass, the luster of the universe reflected on his face.

Qi Ran wasn't that averse to androids; she felt they were quite friendly. "I'm going to Granz. I graduated from Earth's Alien Biology Academy and will be working at an orphanage on Granz."

"Wow!"

The android showed a perfectly timed look of surprise, its tone tinged with delight, "Wishing you a bright future, sir."

"Hmm." Qi Ran smiled, exchanged a few polite words with the android, and then left.

The spacecraft arrived at the atmospheric docking port of Granz Star at around 7 a.m. the next day.

After disembarking from the spaceship, Qi Ran boarded a smaller spaceship and headed to the orphanage.

The small spaceship is autonomous and will automatically deduct a portion of the customer's smart brain balance upon arrival.

As soon as Qi Ran stepped off the small spaceship, she felt as if she were on a red land. The surrounding vegetation was very tall, and the orphanage was located in the middle of the vegetation. It was a combination of several two-story buildings.

The building's color clashes drastically with the vibrant colors of the vegetation; the building's white is too clean and stands out starkly against a backdrop of colorful foliage.

Qi Ran was wearing an oxygen mask. His body had not yet fully adapted to the oxygen environment of Planet Grantz and needed to adapt little by little.

The air pressure here is higher, Qi Ran felt it as soon as she stepped off the spaceship.

Protective clothing is essential.

Before coming, her mentor had advised Qi Ran not to come to Grantz Star, since it was too far away.

Although the salaries are high, Granz is an underdeveloped planet for humans, still a semi-developed colony.

There are too many unexplored areas on Granz, which harbor potential dangers.

Qi Ran stood at the entrance of the orphanage and sent a message to the contact person, saying that he had arrived.

A short while later, a tall female android came out to greet Qi Ran.

The android warmly and politely accepted the small box from Qi Ran and asked him to go to the reception room for disinfection.

"My name is Kaya, and I am the 109th android in the orphanage. Mr. Qi, it's a pleasure to have you on Granz. The night view on Granz is extremely beautiful. I'll treat you to a delicious meal tonight."

"Okay." Qi Ran took off her protective suit and went into the disinfection room with her back to Kaya.

Although androids are not human, Qi Ran still felt something was off.

But he's gotten used to it.

In this world where technology has reached the point of interstellar travel, the concept of shame was smoothed out the moment Qi Ran boarded the spaceship.

He spent a few minutes naked in the sterilization room, and when he came out, his original clothes had already been cremated.

Kaya brought him a new, clean white dress and dressed him in it.

It's the uniform for the orphanage, made of matte white star-patterned cotton fabric that's tear-resistant and can automatically regulate temperature; it feels as soft as a cloud when worn next to the skin.

The top has long sleeves and a loose, round neck that reaches the collarbone; it's neither too tight nor too loose, and there are no patterns or logos on it.

She wore loose-fitting straight-leg pants, but because her waist was too small, the pants were a bit loose.

Kaya saw it and said regretfully, "This is the smallest size in the warehouse. I will report it to the director and get you a suitable one in a few days."

"It's alright, I'm fine." Qi Ran nodded and went with Kaya to see the dean.

On the way, they had to pass through a corridor with transparent glass doors on both sides, where many unknown creatures were kept, which Qi Ran was seeing for the first time.

As they walked, Kaya introduced the creature to Qi Ran: "This is the largest orphanage on Planet Granz. It currently houses more than 1592 unknown creatures from the universe. Sir, what you see now is the Dream Bird. Its feathers contain a deadly poison, and our technology cannot analyze the antidote."

"The one on the right is the Black Death Worm, which can eat metal. Nine hundred years ago, there was a Black Death Worm catastrophe on Earth. Its weakness is ternary organic matter, which is something the Black Death Worm does not eat and is afraid of."

As Qi Ran listened, she unknowingly arrived at the dean's office.

Kaya opened the door for Qi Ran. "Mr. Qi, please come in."

"Thanks."

"You're welcome."

Qi Ran walked into the office, and the dean was younger than Qi Ran had imagined.

But Qi Ran knew that the dean was not young, but he still looked young.

In this era, aging is like a minor cold; a shot is all it takes.

The fundamental issue is simply extending lifespan.

The dean looked at the young man who had entered. He had seen this young and beautiful face many times before. He smiled and invited him to sit down. An android brought coffee and then stood quietly to the side to wait.

"Mr. Qi, I'm glad you chose our institute. My name is Tomina, and I'm the dean here. I've emailed you a lot of information."

"Yes, Dean, I have reviewed the information, and I believe I am capable of handling this job."

"It's good that the young man is confident." Tomina picked up her cup, took a sip of coffee, and asked, "Are there any species you're afraid of?"

"no."

"That's fine."

Tomina told Qi Ran that there was admiration in his eyes.

"Recently, an unknown creature was transferred from another planet. It's still in its juvenile stage, so you'll be in charge of it. Your academic performance is excellent. If you encounter any difficulties, you can consult the shared library. It's filled with the hard work of our predecessors and can answer any questions you may have."

"Okay." Qi Ran nodded, took the electronic contract from the dean, and pressed his fingerprint.

"Kaya, take Mr. Qi to his dormitory," Tomina called out.

Kaya came in from outside and led Qi Ran out.

"How did the talks go?" Kaya asked.

"The dean has given me very good treatment, and I think I will adapt as soon as possible," Qi Ran replied politely.

Kaya then introduced the nursing home's work and leisure areas, as well as the library built in the middle.