A 90-Year-Old Ace Agent Retires to Become a Mom in a Gacha Game

I’m Bai Long, a 98-year-old former special agent.

Since the day I entered the field, I’ve saved the world a double-digit number of times—and saved entire countries a four-digit number of times.

After stopping the tenth terrorist who thought launching a nuclear missile would make for a spectacular fireworks show, I stopped bothering to keep count.

I always believed I’d die on some mission.

Instead, I ended up saving the world all the way to retirement.

No wife. No children. No dog. Not even anyone looking to take revenge on me.

My retirement was simple: playing games, watching movies, TV shows, and anime, and keeping up with whatever young people were into.

About a year before I died, I even got hooked on an anime-style gacha game and had a great time with it.

When I heard the developers were making a brand-new title, I was genuinely looking forward to it.

Unfortunately, I died before it was ever released.

When I opened my eyes again, I was staring at an unfamiliar ceiling.

At the same time, another person’s memories began flooding into my mind.

My name was now Bai Shuang.

Female.

Eighteen years old.

A high school senior who had her mother send her to another world so she could experience the life of a secret agent.

…

Several years later.

Looking at the female protagonist of the gacha game Corroded World, Bai Shuang let out a sigh.

“My child, I can’t be your wife, weapon, mother, genetic progenitor, mentor, therapist, worst enemy, and life coach all at the same time.”

Qin replied without hesitation.

“That’s okay. The first three are enough.”

Bai Shuang: ?