On the day he was laid off, Su Bai returned to his hometown town, determined to live in peace for the rest of his life.
He is bound to a "bad system": the flatter he lies, the stronger he becomes.
But the system is outsourced and has more rules than the company - points will be deducted if the lying posture is not standard; points will be deducted if the heartbeat is too fast; points will be deducted if the shot is too cool.
So Su Bai followed the eight-character mantra: Don't ask, asking will mean my feet are slipping.
You can identify medicines by smelling them, save people by slipping your feet, and fight by picking up slippers.
Picking up a pair of slippers, he knelt down and surrendered to the boxing coach who had been practicing for fifteen years; when he returned to his hometown, he shocked the Hui Chun Hall, which had disappeared for thirty years.
The whole internet is searching for ##, and the system pops up like crazy: Host, you are popular!
Su Bai stared at the phone and fell into deep thought: I just want to lie down, but why do I become more invincible the more I lie down?
