This System Is Such a Troublemaker: From the Start, It Had Me Turn Everything Over to the State

I, Luo Yi, had barely graduated when I got bound to a System.

The System was ridiculously powerful, but also a real prankster. It assigned tasks like a Taobao customer service rep.

It told me to choose: A. Take a trillion dollars and become the world's enemy. B. Hand it over to the government and get doubted by the entire internet.

I chose C: I secretly handed over the mecha technology, then vanished without taking credit.

I thought I could be a behind-the-scenes big shot, but the government came looking for me and put me under protection.

My mom thought I'd gotten into trouble and brought the neighborhood committee aunties to “bail me out.” They nearly mistook a national-treasure-level academician for a pyramid-scheme ringleader.

Later, the robots I built trended online, my little sister became a top student, and my mom became a viral, humblebragging grandma.

As for me, the System was forcing me to test a mecha in the Gobi Desert that could punch straight through a tank.

Then one day, the System's alarm blared: [Warning! Detected a contact request from an extraterrestrial civilization!]

I took a deep breath and opened a channel to the supreme command center:

“Chief, the ‘Great Wall’ system is ready. Awaiting your orders.”