The Dandy KPI Turned Out to Be Wrong

Cao Ran, a migrant farm laborer, traveled through the ancient system of binding dudes. The rules are simple: the more prodigal and bad your reputation is, the higher your points will be. He can go home when the points unlock the Ultimate Mission Bar. After several missions, Cao Ran had already figured out the system's routines thoroughly, and his points skyrocketed. I thought my life would be smooth in the future, but unexpectedly, all the money I spent was returned by accident. Originally, he was just an ordinary young master in the government palace with an older sister who was a concubine and an older brother who was a general. Now he became extremely wealthy. Not only that, some people say that he is a great philanthropist who saves the world. The human-machine system collapsed on the spot: No share is allowed! Don't accept rewards! No... Violations must be punished by the bad luck buff! Dandy Cao Ran: Okay, okay, now it's broken. The sequel of "Unlucky Bear" has begun, and I am about to be played to death before my eyes. Cao Ran discovered that as long as he stayed with Huo Linchuan, the Marquis of Dingbei, the system's negative buffs would be ineffective. Cao Ran: Is there such a good thing? Stick! Everyone in the Quanding Beihou Mansion felt that the young master from Zhenguo's family was plotting something against their general. He spent a lot of money just to get the right to use half of the general's bed. Not to mention that he followed him wherever he went. He was more anxious than anyone else to block people, and he used all his fighting power just to disrupt the situation. Lin Rui was heartbroken: General, he is greedy for your body! Cao Ran:? ? ? I didn't, I'm not, don't lie. If I take two more steps, my safety buff will expire! One day, Lin Rui said with a cold face: General, do you still remember our agreement at the foot of Yanyun Mountain in the north that we would be single until we grow old together? Huo Linchuan's face didn't change: "Fate, you can't stop it when it comes." Lin Rui: ... But the five hundred taels you paid to Master Cao yesterday was the pension money for your subordinates. Intention: Struggle, struggle, life lies in struggle