The System is Forcing Me to Get Involved, but I Just Want to Fish

Name: The System is Forcing Me to Get Involved, but I Just Want to Fish
Author: Yunduo Secretly Drinks Soda Y

by Yunduo Secretly Drinks Soda Y

ongoing Urban Urban Life Male Lead

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Ch. 2 — Work Overtime on Weekends, but Not Completely

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About This Novel

Lin Mo, a programmer at a major 996 company, felt that God was playing tricks on him. Others use the Lying System, but he uses the "Striver System" - forcing him to involute every day. The system asked him to work overtime on weekends. He went and played games at his workstation for a day. System judgment: Mission accomplished. The system asked him to learn the art of involution. He copied three sentences from Zhihu and read them in the morning meeting, and the leaders applauded. System judgment: Mission accomplished. The system asked him to work more. He outsources it to college students for 50 yuan and watches the drama himself. System judgment: Mission accomplished. The system was confused: Why does this host become more and more relaxed as it rolls up? Later, the system was upgraded, and Lin Mo was also upgraded - he teamed up with veteran sister Li to form the "Fishing Alliance", used remote desktop to pretend to be online, used automatic scripts to write weekly reports, and tricked the real King Juan into the hospital. On the day he went to the hospital, Wang Fendou was lying on the hospital bed and said, "I really envy you for getting off work on time." Lin Mo was stunned. Until the system releases two tasks at the same time: "Promote to supervisor within a week" and "Get off work on time every day." Lin Mo: System, are you crazy? This is not a story about a salty fish turning around, but a textbook example of a migrant worker turning "forced involution" into "elegant fishing". I can use my fishing skills at work tomorrow, and I want to take screenshots of every sentence and post them on Moments. I work four hours today, and the rest of the time is my own.