You Were Asked to Take on the Impossible, Not Become the Impossible

Once you graduate, you're worse off than a dog. Qin Feng, who transmigrated to a parallel world, understood this saying all too well, until his unscrupulous cousin tricked him into joining a studio where he was the only employee.

One day, Qin Feng slapped the table.

“On death's sickbed, I suddenly sit upright. I still have to earn my own meals.”

To put food on the table, Qin Feng picked up his phone and began a career of livestreaming challenges.

For his first challenge, he went to a boxing gym to spar with the toughest coach and shout, “Who else?!”

For his second challenge, he became a homeless person and wrote a two-thousand-character reflection.

For his third challenge, he took this year's Chinese Gaokao exam and got a perfect score.

For his fourth challenge, he became a real estate sales manager for a day and sold the hardest-to-sell apartment.

For his fifth challenge, he became a psychologist's therapist and told him, “That's it?”

The sixth challenge.

The Nth challenge.

Until one day, countless viewers were shocked to discover that Qin Feng's livestreams seemed to have become something incredibly unusual, and incredibly meaningful.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.