Social worker Fu Feng's lifelong dream is to save enough money to lie down, play games and read cool articles every day.
Unexpectedly, he had just given a five-star rating to a novel about CP-free mechas, and he was transformed into the first cannon fodder of the same name who was slapped in the face and killed in the book.
In the original plot, he would drug the protagonist to grab the only spot in the military academy, and eventually die tragically at the mouth of the Zerg.
Fu Feng decisively gave the quota to future marshal Qin Wenyu and signed the contract: "When you become marshal, you will share 100 million star coins with me, and you will be cleared."
Qin Wenyu's eyes turned red when he looked at the crooked handwriting: He made up such a poor excuse in order not to make me feel guilty.
Turning around, Fu Feng was packed up and taken to the military academy by Qin Wenyu in the name of "Super S mental power requires tacit understanding of teammates."
From then on, the style of painting completely went astray: Fu Feng asked him to pay, but Qin Wenyu thought he wanted to share the property;
Fu Feng polished the mecha for money, and Qin Wenyu thought he was willing to pay for it.
The entire federation is waiting for Qin Wenyu to kick this money-loving dragster.
Until the Insects invaded and Qin Wenyu entered the Insect Nest alone, everyone thought that Fu Feng had run away with the money.
But I saw him stumbling into the battlefield holding a box of star coins, crying as he ran: "Who will pay me if you die!"
Later, Qin Wenyu became the 3S Marshal and got down on one knee with all his wealth in hand to propose.
Fu Feng jumped through the window and ran away without even leaving his private coins.
Three days later, the door to the vacation home was kicked in.
The blackened marshal pushed him against the wall with paranoid eyes: "You don't want me, but I want you."
Fu Feng was about to cry but had no tears: I just wanted to make some money, why did I get involved!
Intention: Truth and magnanimity can touch people's hearts more than any falsehood.