Caught Working Part-Time, They Asked If Delivering Dongfeng Express Was Tiring

Feel-good power fantasy + male-led + no female lead + System + making money through hard work

P.S. All place names, character names, and events in this story are fictional. Please don't read anything into them; the author made them all up.

The much-anticipated show Hello, Part-Timers! is finally on the air.

The strongest contestant will win five million yuan after tax, along with the chance to perform at the Spring Festival Gala as a student representative.

Shen Weiyuan is selected to take part.

One day, while answering the host's questions in line at the cafeteria, a group of armed People's Armed Police officers suddenly burst in.

“Shen Weiyuan, right? Come with us quietly.”

In the embassy interrogation room, national security officers look grim as they study a thick stack of documents.

“Your classmates spend their weekends resting. What do you do?”

Shen Weiyuan answers with a straight face, “I work part-time to earn money for medical expenses!”

“Why do you have to work overseas?”

“Jobs here don't pay enough, and you can't become a mercenary domestically!”

“Those hundreds of millions in counterfeit US dollars suddenly circulating in America, you had something to do with that too?”

“That's right. Those white devils saw how plainly I dressed and called me a poor loser who couldn't afford anything.”

“I realized that the people of Longguo need dollars of our own!”

“You also served as an advisor to warlords in the Philippines, helping them annex more than a dozen tribes?”

“That's right. They hired me legally. I even translated The Art of War for them!”

“I hear you worked as a mercenary in the Bear-Bird War and killed quite a few soldiers from Bird Country?”

“I was just collecting a little interest. What did it expect, when it calls America Daddy?”

The national security officer asks, “One last question. Is the Dongfeng Express easy to deliver?”

Shen Weiyuan replies, “Not really. There aren't enough people, so it feels like a waste. The area of impact is too small.”