Introduction
Lin Fan and Chen Ye, two delivery boys who grew up together in an orphanage, died in the same car accident.
When Lin Fan woke up, he found that he had traveled to a world of immortal cultivation. There is no golden finger, only a shabby thing that calls itself a "part-time job system" - the stability is 19%, and the code is messed up at every turn. They even negotiated an equal exchange with him: you can only live if you work. What's even more outrageous is that there is a nagging voice in his head - that's Chen Ye. Instead of being reborn, his brother became a mass of consciousness trapped in the system.
On Chen Ye's rebirth system, it clearly says "Life recovery value: 0/100". Every shared memory, every real bond, is the key to recovery. Two systems are squeezed into the same body. One depends on working to survive, and the other depends on memories to be reborn.
Lin Fan originally thought that the biggest challenge in this life was to survive in the world of immortality. Until he discovered: that gray spiritual root, those two unstable systems, that seemingly unexpected car accident - all pointed to the same secret. The key to unlocking the secret is hidden in every memory he and Chen Ye have had in the past twenty-five years: from the cold steamed buns in the orphanage to the last order of braised chicken and rice.
7742 Orders. That was the number "to be delivered" on Chen Ye's system, and it was also the entire life that Lin Fan owed him.
"Lin Fan, if I recover my body, won't I be able to stay in your mind?"
"Then you can't snore in my head."
"... The system doesn't snore!"
This is a story about takeout, cultivating immortality, working part-time and paying off debts.
Very nice,