At 33, Su Ping is an over-the-hill programmer who was “optimized out” by a major tech company. He has no time to lament life's unfairness. Instead, he throws on a yellow delivery vest and becomes a food courier riding under the blazing sun.
He's been in love, and it ended. He's given it his all, and got laid off.
At his age, he has long since seen through life's true colors, and through the so-called romance and moonlight.
Then one day, a [Tycoon System] quietly binds itself to him.
No empty pleasantries, no ridiculous missions, just a simple panel:
[LV1: Daily tipping limit: 10,000 yuan. The Host receives 1% back in cash.]
One percent of 10,000 yuan is 100 yuan a day.
Su Ping quietly does the math: a few taps a day will earn him an extra 3,000 yuan a month. Just think how many more meals of pork ribs that could buy!
And so, a mysterious benefactor named “Su Daqiang” appears in livestreams across the country.
Every day, he logs on right on time, spends 10,000 yuan on gifts without changing his expression, then coldly taps the upper-right corner and logs off at lightning speed while female streamers shriek, “Thank you, big brother!”
Female Streamer A: “That guy is so aloof. Is he testing whether I'm only after his money?”
Female Streamer B: “He must be a top-tier big shot in real life. This kind of silent devotion… I'm crying…”
Personally I feel pretty good! Let me talk about the summary after reading it first, otherwise I would think that I was bribed by the author to get good reviews. This is indeed the best book I have read so far. The protagonist is very smart, and has experienced severe beatings from society. He knows what he wants, so he makes money, and the live broadcast accounted for only a small part of the money. It is so touching that he can only upgrade the system when he reaches 30. The highest level is 10 million after the upgrade. Basically, he will not play live broadcast in the future. Yes, and it's not brainless. It's just for rebates. It's not some country-looking hungry ghost who can't walk when he sees a woman. Let nature take its course. There are many women, and he's not a fisherman who keeps vases and only knows how to ask for them. They are all given by the women themselves. There is no need to deliberately lick them. The poisonous point is that they can basically only be consumed and tied up. Rebates are given to certain objects, and everything is in the name of the woman, but the protagonist has a systematic way of buying things, which is harmless (if you can't accept it, you don't have to watch it). There are no familiar pretense and slap-in-the-face plots, only invisible pretense is the most deadly. You have your own career, and there is no such thing as the kind of mindless people who buy sports cars. They are all high-end cars, which are more commercial and go out. The outside identity is given by myself, and the content is relatively bland. The protagonist is very sober and calm. She is already a girl anyway. If you see a good one, you can hit it. If you are not a bitch, you will take it to the mall to buy bags, cosmetics, jewelry and clothes. If you have money, you can just tell your subordinates to do something. This is good! Not much to say, just read what you want to read, don't read if you don't want to read, the free novel is already very good, what kind of bicycle do you want?
It's ok at the moment. In my opinion, it's ranked number one among similar stories about gods. It's ok now that it's a single girl, not a female protagonist,,,, but I think it's good if there's only one like this, and the others are just tools for making money. I think it's doing well now 😄😄😄😄
Not bad, this rhythm is very comfortable
The rhythm is very good and the characters are well understood. Keep at it!!!
The cruelty of reality is written very realistically by the systematic slow pace.
Still a very nice book!
It's not a fast food just for the sake of pleasure, it's refreshing and tasty. I read it much slower than other books. I hope the story can be longer, come on!
I just read about ten chapters. It's a refreshing and thoughtful article. It's not bad. Five stars.
A very interesting book, keep it up 💪
Love it, love it, more to come