Cows Go to Heaven to Eat

Li Kuang, a prisoner on death row, has been on death row for two years. Just when his head is about to fall, Li Kuang (fake) is hit by a "go to heaven" system. A bowl of steamed buns with gold hidden in it allowed him to save his life from death; an old shirt that recognized the clothes but not the person caused him to be mistakenly identified as her husband by the original owner's widow Li Xiaocui. Bearing the identity of a villain, living in someone else's house, and having to deal with the task of "doing filial piety for one's husband" assigned by the system, Li Kuang only felt numb. What's even weirder is that fragments of the original owner's memories keep pouring in. The pool in the back hill, the familiar paths, and even the trivial matters in the neighborhood become clear. Not only does he have to find out the truth behind the real Li Kuang's money and run away, but he also needs to rely on the "spiritual food" buff rewarded by the system to survive by setting up a stall in the mortal world while moving step by step towards the banquet in heaven. "I've even endured the death penalty, so how many more seats are needed?" Let's see how this counterfeit, by eating all the banquets in the world, has made a counterattack all the way from death row to the sky!