Metropolis: I Pretended to Be a Leader at the Beginning, and the Whole School Believed Me.

Late at night, the 25-year-old protagonist, Lin Mo, was swiping money in a rental house, and he saw a series of viral videos of "college students pretending to be leaders for inspections, and deceiving the real person." The comment area was hotly debated, "How exciting it would be if this were real." He laughed and complained, "Only the Internet dares to act like this." Suddenly, the screen of the phone went black, and a cold prompt popped up: A strong willingness to participate in society was detected... The Hush Tou Come True system is being bound... The system description is simple and cruel: the host needs to create or participate in hot social events in the real world, and receive rewards based on the influence of the event. If it fails, a physical function will be randomly deprived. The first novice task pops up: within 24 hours, complete the "pretend to be a school-level leader" in any university and be recognized by no less than 100 teachers and students. Lin Mo broke out in a cold sweat, but when he saw the reward preview - "Top Speech Skills" and "1 million start-up capital", he took a long puff of cigarette, looked at the outline of Jiangnan University in the distance outside the window, and put out the cigarette butt: "Done!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.