Rust of Goodwill

Story introduction (three paragraphs) Part One: The Curse Comes Lin Xiangyang's kindness is an infectious disease. He helped a pregnant woman enter the ICU; he gave up his seat to an old man, who suffered a fractured cervical vertebra; he anonymously sponsored his brother to participate in the competition, but his brother was disqualified due to "suspicion of money laundering." Everyone he helped said the same thing: "Please don't help me anymore." Until he received a mysterious text message: "Goodwill costs money. Are you ready?" Paragraph 2: The truth about the system The "God's Willful Deeds Evaluation System" gave him a score of -5210, rating him an "SSS-level well-intentioned pollution source." The system can accurately predict the tragic ending of every good deed. What's even more terrifying is that all the "bad things done with good intentions" in Lin Xiangyang's life are controlled by someone behind the scenes. Reporter Ye Zhiqiu told him: "Your kindness has been designed from the beginning, and every 'kindness' is providing data for the algorithm." Paragraph 3: Rust is reborn Three years later, the system was transformed into "goodwill escort" and changed from "induced failure" to "risk warning". Lin Xiangyang became a "good guy with instructions" - check the osteoporosis rate before helping the elderly, and read the institution's rating before donating. Su Mingyuan built the "Goodwill Safe House", and Ye Zhiqiu published investigation notes. The founder of the system, Wu Tianyi, became an Internet celebrity after he was released from prison, teaching people through live broadcasts to "be scientific and do good". The world is still absurd, and good intentions will still be rusty. But Lin Xiangyang finally understood: What can rust is real iron, and what never corrodes is called stainless steel - it has no temperature and no memory.