[Easygoing farming + livestream vegetable sales + running businesses across the myriad worlds + a laid-back worker’s comeback = “Let’s Livestream and Sell Some Vegetables!”]
Does the end of a corporate drone’s career mean retirement, or getting tricked by a System into going to ancient times to be a “vegetable seller”? The kind where your soul is bound to the job, too!
Su Xiaocai, a modern corporate drone worn down by the 996 work schedule, dreamed of suddenly getting rich and lying flat. She came across a livestream vegetable-selling job on a recruitment app, advertised as “high pay, easy work, meals and accommodation included, no experience needed.” Afraid she’d miss her chance if she waited even a second, she signed the electronic contract without a second thought.
The next moment, the world spun around her.
A thatched hut, ragged clothes, and a glowing green virtual screen floating before her eyes: Livestream System bound!
I object! I worked like a pack animal to buy my little home. It may be small, but it’s cozy. How is this leaky shack “meals and accommodation included”?
What? If I slack off and try to terminate the contract, my soul becomes the penalty?
This is beyond ridiculous. These days, can your soul really be used as a contract penalty when you get a job? Even the most ruthless capitalist would have to admit that’s an insider’s kind of deal. There’s no way I can afford the penalty!
The good news: I don’t have to go out and grow vegetables. The bad news: the livestream customers might not be human.
Socially anxious Su Xiaocai goes live in tears. Social anxiety? What, am I a social menace?
I originally watched it for the live broadcast of selling goods, but I didn't expect that I traveled through ancient times, and then entered the system space to live broadcast selling vegetables. The ratio was 8 in ancient times, 1 in selling vegetables, and 1 in the system. I sold vegetables twice, once to Blue Star and once to Interstellar. There is no other description. What you want to see can be regarded as traveling through ancient times and making a fortune. The proportion of live-streaming selling vegetables is very low, only 10%.