One-sentence summary: Zhou Ming, a down-and-out veterinarian, accidentally bound the "Shenhao Assist System", but the system itself was a "bug", and every purchase was forced to be broadcast live on global social platforms. He originally wanted to make a fortune in a low-key manner, but he was forced to become the most transparent tycoon in the world. He frantically tested on the edge of social death, and finally discovered that there was a universe-level secret hidden behind this system.
· System settings: "Global rebate + Wanjie projection system"
· Basic functions: The system distributes different amounts of "Shenhao Mission Fund" every day (for example: 1 million must be spent today), and you can get ten times the rebate after consumption (real estate, equity, black technology, etc.).
· Core imagination (BUG): Due to the system program disorder, every time Zhou Ming makes a large purchase, his consumption scene will be randomly projected on major live broadcast platforms around the world, outdoor large screens, and even mobile phone pop-ups of passers-by. Everyone is watching this "spending machine", but he himself has no idea.
· Growth and evolution: The system has undergone upgrades from 1.0 (Rebate), 2.0 (Controllable projection), 3.0 (Movie/parallel world travel), and 4.0 (Origin of the universe)
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