At a Hundred, I Get a Wife: Choose One of Ten Goddesses

In a parallel world, the extremely low marriage rate has become a social phenomenon.

The Empire has no choice but to use big data and algorithms to assess the future marital happiness of unmarried adults across the internet, based on their personalities, interests, ages, and other factors.

The maximum score is 99, and the top-scoring pair must marry.

Lin Feng, the only immortal on Blue Star, emerges from seventy years of seclusion.

Without an ID card, he can barely get around, so he heads to a government office to apply for one.

There, he learns that today is the day everyone across the internet gets matched with a spouse.

Lin Feng may be old, but he is still single.

The matchmaking begins.

Everyone online is watching to see who will be paired with the Dragon Empire's nine most beautiful single women.

Li Long and Mu Qingxue: happiness score, 66! Not suited for marriage!

Li Wu and Lu Yaqing: happiness score, 98! Extremely suited for marriage!

The rich second-generation heir Li Wu is thrilled. That's almost a perfect score! Surely he'll get the most beautiful of the nine?

But the government office is in an uproar. The old man's match score has just come in.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.