When the Continuum Bureau’s Storyline Division collapses, senior field agent Valentin Vitale is shoved into the hottest mess in the galaxy: a clustered “series-world” riddled with 1,048 critical timeline bugs. No main deity, overloaded reality threads, and six tangled romance arcs to stitch back together — and Valentin only has three borrowed bodies (one of them terminal). Assigned to the first thread, he wakes in the body of Emilio Craft, a privileged but expendable heir whose life is about to explode. His job? Stop a high-profile engagement, nudge a destined meeting, and ensure the “wolf” romance runs its sweet course — without letting the series-wide entanglements ripple into catastrophe. Easy, right? Not when two feral Lupans explode onto a market street, when Gideon Schuster — the glacier-calm billionaire rumored to be wired to the wolf-blood curse — shows up smelling like thunder, or when Valentin’s own system AI, Flux, keeps nagging about protocol while he keeps rewriting every rule. Fast, funny, and dangerously human, Series Fixer follows Valentin as he fakes family loyalty, blows up a castle-sized engagement with one recording, dodges alpha instincts, teaches an entitled brother how to fall apart, and learns that fixing stories sometimes means becoming the story. Six arcs. Three bodies. One sharp-witted fixer who refuses to be just a tool. Adventure, sly humor, and slow-burning enemies-to-lovers energy across bright moons and neon skies.