A Godhood Script, but My Hunger Meter Is Maxed Out

A food-loving, adored-by-everyone glutton with a hunger meter and IQ both maxed out, who will die if he can't act up,

plus his two loyal, high-powered twin teammates.

This trio is the double-skin milk dessert you never knew you needed!

The Ji brothers, Jifeng and Jiyang, were infamous as World Tree dungeon reapers. During an S-rank run, they encountered a strange, eerie NPC.

He looked like he was about to starve to death, so Jiyang kindly tossed him a piece of candy.

The eerie creature picked it up and trailed after them, staggering along.

When they came across a headless girl using her own head as a flower basket to sell flowers, he kicked her head eight meters away. Jifeng found a clue card in the "flower basket."

Passing a noodle shop with a giant pot of finger-bone soup simmering outside, he shoved the owner, who had tried to haggle, into the pot. The sizzling oil scared everyone into hiding behind the shop, where they found a shortcut.

When they faced a dog with a human face and a mouth full of bloody teeth, he wedged a brick in its jaws before they could close. Calmly watching as the dog spat out a severed hand, he picked up the second clue card.

Even an idiot could tell this eerie creature was helping them.

The brothers liked him, but eerie creatures couldn't leave the World Tree, so before clearing the dungeon, they gave him another piece of candy.

Then they watched in astonishment as the eerie creature left the dungeon with them.

Eerie creature: Candy... Got any more...?

The brothers: Is this right? This is definitely not right.

So this guy wasn't an eerie creature, but a player?!

After being mistaken for an eerie creature, Cong Shuo was mistaken for an idiot and a lunatic. He didn't care. He just wanted to eat in peace.

After repeating the same dungeon 99 times, he never wanted to go hungry again.

Many famous guilds offered him a place, but none of them wanted Cong Shuo, the deadweight.

Cong Shuo was pretty happy about that. He didn't mind being called useless or weird. At least he wouldn't have to worry about going hungry anymore.

The Ji brothers still killed anything in their way in every dungeon. Nobody paid attention to Cong Shuo, who was frail but insisted on tagging along as a freeloader.

Until one SSS-rank dungeon, when everyone was fighting the boss. Cong Shuo was hiding in the back, just unwrapping a piece of candy, when an eerie creature smacked it out of his hand and crushed it to bits.

Cong Shuo paused, then immediately slapped the creature back.

Its head went flying.

The livestream fell silent. The eerie creature was silent forever.

Cong Shuo: Pay me back for my candy!

The creature, no longer breathing, said nothing and got kicked by Cong Shuo.

Cong Shuo: Pay me back for two pieces!

Theme: A resolute spirit can overcome any obstacle. Laughter is too frivolous to bear the burden. When Heaven bestows a great task, who else could it choose but you?