Shen Fang quits his job and returns to his village to inherit a barren mountain. After binding to the [Shennong Eco-Farm System], on the first day of his livestream a wild giant panda steals his hoe.
The panda carries the hoe to a patch of wasteland and, with one swipe of its paw, digs a perfectly straight furrow.
A System notification pops up: “Wild animal detected with a talent for farming. Recommend hiring it as a farmhand. Efficiency ×1.5.”
Shen Fang turns to the camera. “Folks, is this panda teaching me how to farm?”
The chat explodes: “Call the police! Wait, no, call the Agriculture Bureau!” “Is it some kind of spirit?”
From then on, Shen Fang's livestream takes an increasingly “criminal” turn:
Other people farm with machinery. He farms with a national treasure.
Big Black digs the holes, and he plants the seedlings; Big Black guards the vegetables, and he cooks; Big Black chases off the wild boars, and he bangs gongs and drums.
Every day, millions of online parents tune into the livestream: “What chores did Big Black do today?”
Then the System displays a hidden quest: [Find Big Black a suitable habitat to return to within a year, or get it to choose to stay.]
Shen Fang looks at Big Black, sprawled at his feet and snoring softly, and says, “You decide.”
Big Black rolls over and rests its head on his shoe.
It has already chosen.
How strong are you when you say you have a system in the live broadcast room?