The Rent-Deductible Man's Transformation

Based on all the settings (the downtrodden Internet cafe master Zhou Ye, the mixed-rental housing scene, Aunt Wang's landlord, 100+ distinctive bad movie characters competing for the house, residual skills + repetitive connections, ruthless love and pure comedy), a general chapter summary is integrated to highlight the core settings and story context: In a low-cost mixed-rent apartment in the old city, Zhou Ye, a 22-year-old down-and-out college student, is sitting on a single bed filled with clutter, watching free bad movies on an old computer covered with snowflakes. He is an "internet cafe master" in the eyes of others. He barely makes a living by working day jobs. He is stingy and homely. His only pleasure is watching bad movies while cursing. His catchphrase is always "I can't play the leading role yet." The days of living in a mixed-rented apartment are rough and dull: sharing the bathroom with two strangers, the smell of oil smoke and mold floating in the corridor, the fat landlord Aunt Wang coming every day to collect the rent that is more than a month in arrears, talking like a machine gun, but always bringing hot leftovers to Zhou Ye when he is hungry, and calling her husband to fix the water pipes when they are broken. Zhou Ye has no childhood sweethearts, no close friends, and his daily contacts are either the daily labor boss or strange vendors at the vegetable market. His life is as boring as instant noodles without salt. Until he finished watching the 100th free bad movie - a low-cost monster movie whose name he couldn't even remember, and yelled at the screen, "I could stew the monster into a hot pot", the computer suddenly popped up a scarlet pop-up window: [100 bad movie viewing achievements detected, time travel mode activated... Bug! Reverse body seizing system activated].