[The plotline got too long, so I’ve temporarily abandoned this.]
If Ji Tong got another chance, he definitely wouldn’t open the game Free Life.
Transmigrating into the game while dizzy was one thing. So was a survival game masquerading as a casual game. But can someone tell him what the word “trash can” under the occupation category on the System panel means?
Is the job market so tight these days that even being a trash can is a profession? This is way too much freedom!
Ji Tong was stunned and incredulous.
System prompt:
[Mission: As a trash-can spirit living at a special-agent training base, survive and graduate successfully.]
Ji Tong, brimming with confidence: A mere undercover assignment? Piece of cake!
[Warning: Trash cans must consume a certain amount of garbage each month, or their stamina will drop to zero. Hazardous waste will shorten a trash can’s lifespan. For every set amount of hazardous waste consumed, 10 health points will be deducted.]
Ji Tong’s eyes widened. What? Don’t eat garbage and you lose mana, eat garbage and you lose health?!
The malice of life came rushing at him, and the world’s mockery rang in his ears. Crushed by the pressure, Ji Tong decided to stop being human.
The black-haired young man smiled at his target, his amber-gold eyes blazing like ink splashed across a page. “A trash can’s job is to deal with garbage. Tell me, do criminals, monsters, and the corrupted count as hazardous waste or kitchen scraps?”
“, The old order has rotted. A new calamity must cleanse the world.”
Ji Tong conscientiously played the part of a trash-can spirit. But before long, he found himself becoming the new calamity.
Tips: It’s “Ji Tong.” It’s a pun on “trash can” in Chinese. =w=
Theme: Break the old order and create a new society
Andre and Leta don't like it a bit [changed]