My Myriad Worlds Live-Streaming System: I’m Really Not a Transmigrator

[Synopsis]

Ling Feng was an ordinary food-delivery rider when a “Myriad Worlds System” suddenly popped up on his phone while he was making a delivery.

The System said: Start streaming within three days and gain ten followers, or vanish from the human world.

He gritted his teeth and started a livestream. On camera were Kangxi’s imperial kitchen, a Spring and Autumn-era sword-forging valley, a Northern Song Ru kiln...

The chat exploded: “That green-screen effect is incredible!” “Give the prop team a bonus!”

The viewers all thought it was special effects. Only Ling Feng knew he was really risking his life.

Every time the System unlocked an ancient world, it randomly awarded him a lost skill or a priceless treasure that had disappeared from history.

A secret imperial braising recipe, meteorite-iron forging techniques, an ancient Egyptian embalming agent, a Mayan chocolate recipe...

While other streamers sold products, he livestreamed “archaeological shopping” and even brought a group of hidden big shots out into the open.

The car mechanic was a former senior engineer with the Rocket Force, the cleaning lady was an academician at the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and the bubble-tea girl was a PhD from MIT...

Ling Feng had only wanted to keep a low profile and avoid exposing himself. But his skills became more and more impressive, and his followers surged from ten to ten million.

The chat went from “The streamer’s acting is so good” to “Did you actually transmigrate or not?”...

He replied with just one line: “I’m off to deliver food. See you later.”