Food Delivery Sign-In System: A Bugatti from the Start

While making deliveries, delivery rider Liu Min obtained a food-delivery sign-in System. From then on, every completed order let him sign in and claim money, skills, or items.

He signed in at a hotel and received a supercar, a [Bugatti Chiron].

He signed in at the top of a financial tower and awakened [Wolf of Wall Street: Trading Talent].

While delivering food to an international gala, he signed in and triggered a reward of [70% ownership of an African diamond mine].

When a rich second-generation man who looked down on him showed off on livestream, saying, “A delivery guy will never even get to touch my steering wheel,”

Liu Min promptly showed off his garage: Bugattis, Aston Martins, and limited-edition supercars lined up in a row.

“Sorry, my customers gave me all these after leaving bad reviews.”

When a medical professor mocked him for faking his medical license, he livestreamed himself reconnecting the nerves of a patient with a compound fracture.

When a business tycoon held a banquet to humiliate him for knowing nothing about wine, he swirled his glass and smiled. “The 1982 Lafite? A souvenir someone gave me last month when I was vacationing at a French winery.”

But the rewards from signing in grew more and more outrageous: [Blueprints for Controlled Nuclear Fusion], [Millennium-Old Tai Sui], [The Imperial Seal of Qin Shi Huang], and more appeared one after another...