"The system asked me to be the savior, but it blacklisted my lottery ticket first"
Lin Mo, twenty-five years old, has failed interviews seventeen times, has only six yuan in his pocket, and lives in a partition room priced at RMB 800 a month in a village in the city. The only asset you can get in life is a pretty face.
One day after staying up late playing games, a voice calling himself the "Savior Development System" appeared in his mind, telling him that he should be trained to be a hero who saves the world.
Lin Mo's first reaction: Just me? How can people save the world if they can barely support themselves?
The system says: Start by doing good things.
So he helped an old lady cross the street, gained a "primary lucky halo", and bought a scratch-off ticket with his last change - and won one million. Before I could be happy, the system prompted: "It has been detected that the host has obtained illegal gains, which have been automatically handed over to the national treasury. Warm reminder: Becoming a good person starts with you and me."
Lin Mo looked at the waste paper in his hand and fell into deep thought.
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He took this cheating system with him and joined a new media company. The leader is the aloof director Zhou Yi who wears gold-rimmed glasses. His colleagues include a coder who is arrogant but loyal, a hard-talking copywriter, and a highly skilled designer. Downstairs, there is also a takeaway boy who delivers milk tea to him every day and an orange cat squatting on top of the takeout cabinet.
The system assigns him various unimaginable tasks every day - picking up milk tea for a delivery person during an interview, getting angry during meetings, and mediating conflicts among colleagues during team building - and the rewards range from "5% increase in work efficiency" to "God of War passive skills in the comment area" to "Permanent health lock for cats", which are becoming more and more outrageous and unreasonable.
