[System + livestreaming + face-slapping + mysteries + satisfying read]
Gao Da, a low-voltage electrician, transmigrates to a parallel world and is chosen to compete on the reality show Career Switch, which offers a grand prize of 100 million yuan. He unexpectedly awakens the Golden Cloud Drive System and starts livestreaming one of the least popular trades in history.
All he has to do is livestream repair work to earn Golden Points from the System, which he can exchange for cash and rewards.
And according to the System's account balance:
1,000+ Golden Points: drain an enemy nation's gold reserves.
10,000+ Golden Points: deplete and redistribute the gold reserves of various countries.
100,000+ Golden Points: redistribute the world's gold reserves.
The viewers immediately laughed: “A low-voltage electrician is here to make up the numbers? Is he going to livestream himself pulling network cables?”
Gao Da suddenly receives an urgent call for help. The network at Dawn Central Hospital has gone down, the System is out of commission, medical insurance payments have been interrupted, and the engineers are at a loss. The whole hospital is in chaos...
Viewers: “This streamer is shameless. Is he planning to show up and charge them just for coming out?”
Everyone expects a spectacular disaster, but he discovers that the outage was caused by a network broadcast storm, which started when a malicious, meddlesome female department head plugged a network cable into the wrong port.
The viewers exclaim: “This isn't just a repair livestream. It's more exciting than a detective show!”
He either exposes a scammer or uncovers a cover-up...
A professor exclaims: “Is this guy really a low-voltage electrician? He's a powerhouse! No, he's humanity's guardian!”
The viewers cheer: “I'm learning so much! It really sets people straight. Absolutely incredible!”
The comments flood the screen: “Salute to the legendary low-voltage electrician: I'm a patriot through and through.”
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It's a very nice type and quite new. I finished reading it in less than a day.