Urban Fantasy + System + Subverting Expectations + The Only One with Supernatural Powers + Campus Youth + Everyday Life
Lu Cheng only wanted to use the [Perfect Life System] to get into a good university and live a quiet, low-key life. But he discovered that, at some point, the world had started showing him nothing but "hostility."
First, his grades skyrocketed, and scholarships, competitions, and special attention from the school all came his way. Then Ye Qinglan, the CEO of the Ye Group who should have been far beyond his reach, started going out of her way to look after him, bringing him study materials, resources, and clothes. Lu Cheng thought this was just a powerful person's passing whim, but things only got more and more absurd. His teachers began looking at him differently, his classmates quietly started imagining things, and the neighbors decided he was hiding his true talents. Even relatives who had once looked down on his family began finding excuses to cozy up to him.
Even when he went to buy milk tea, a business tycoon who had deliberately cut in line immediately stepped aside in a panic, then bought him every milk tea shop on the whole street.
Lu Cheng: "???"
The big shots were aggrieved too, because the rewards offered by their Systems were just too tempting: [a miracle drug that cures cancer], [wealth enough to rival an entire nation], and [advanced future technology]. The only way to get any of it was to earn Lu Cheng's favor. If they failed their missions, not only would they miss out on the rewards, they would also face penalties like "assets cut in half" and "constant bad luck."
With a CEO worth hundreds of billions showing up at his door to throw herself at him, the education bureau visiting his school to personally check on his studies, and leading scholars inviting him over, all Lu Cheng wanted to say was:
"I've told you, my family really is ordinary. Why won't you believe me?"
The introduction is interesting. The novel was boring, and I didn't see anything else. I just saw President Ye of a 100-billion-dollar group, who was always there. There are no other leaders of the Ministry of Education, other CEOs, or milk tea shops. I haven't seen any of these in the profile, but I keep seeing a female CEO. So I said, the introduction was interesting, but the novel was boring, and I was bored to death with this girl. Stop watching