Lin Zhou's life was destined to be different from the warm darkness - as soon as he had a vague consciousness, he was bound to a system that only provided delicious snacks.
From the "amniotic fluid bubble gum" during the fetal period, to the "teething biscuits" as an infant, to the shelf-like snack store after school, the system is like a silent dessert station, accompanying him year after year. The virtual panel is hidden in the consciousness, the storage space can be filled with potato chips and cola quietly, and the snacks redeemed can always be perfectly disguised as "bought by mom" or "given by classmates".
In an ordinary campus where there is no immortality magic and no crisis or conflict, Lin Zhou uses the limited edition pudding unlocked by the system to bribe the crying neighbor children, relies on iced sour plum soup to gain friendship in the summer physical education class, and even accidentally breaks into the heart of a girl with the matcha daifuku "made" by his own hands in a certain club activity.
Life is like distractions in class, cycling after school, and whispers during evening self-study. What the system brings is just a little sugar added to ordinary days. When the wind of youth blows across the playground, no one knows that this seemingly ordinary boy always has endless surprises hidden in his pocket, as well as a secret about snacks and growth.
Reader comments
Seriously, let's change the name. The protagonist's pure and conscious baby is not considered fetal transfusion at all. Apart from knowing his own name in his mother's womb, there is no difference from other babies.
Also, your snack system is really all about snacks. It was fine at first, but after a few chapters it became too boring. It was all about young guys playing house.
Seriously, let's change the name. The protagonist's pure and conscious baby is not considered fetal transfusion at all. Apart from knowing his own name in his mother's womb, there is no difference from other babies. Also, your snack system is really all about snacks. It was fine at first, but after a few chapters it became too boring. It was all about young guys playing house.