With a Background Like Mine, Do I Still Have to Become a Top-Tier Star?

Reborn with a System awakened in the womb, I arrive on Blue Star, in China. All kinds of bizarre missions slowly change my family’s fate. The rewards have nothing to do with me: my relatives and friends get promoted while I lie flat.

The missions can come at any time: holding my breath for dozens of seconds, chasing cats and dogs, trekking across mountains and rivers, eating until I’m sick, running on an empty stomach, skiing down mountains, skydiving, parkour, rock climbing. None of them are easy, and I keep at them for twenty years.

Then, when I turn twenty, you tell me you were only training me, and the real System is meant to make me a top-tier star?

With a background like mine, why would I become a top-tier star? Wouldn’t it be better to lie flat?

Oh, I see. I can’t lie flat unless I become a top-tier star?

Come on, tell me: should I sing “Qinghai-Tibet Plateau” or perform “Thousand-Hand Guanyin”?

Would you rather watch “Ghost Blows Out the Light” or “The Mermaid”?

You want all of them? Then you’ll get all of them!