The Glow Twinkles, the Loser Dawns

Xie Xingzhi, a bankrupt scientist, signed a "human body experiment contract" in an underground laboratory - the small print of the contract said: Party A will not be responsible if it is swallowed by an extradimensional rift. Before I could finish cursing my mother, she was swallowed into the wasteland by the crack. Under the leaden sky, radiation dust fell like snow, mutated beasts roared, and scavengers looked at each other like pieces of meat. "I'm going to die here." Cold text exploded in his mind: "Bound to the trading system. Want to live? Trade for something. If it's too expensive, die." A small price: a molar for a blunt dagger (the incisor is only worth half a blade), a little finger for three bullets, and the left eye for a jammed rifle (40% discount for myopia). You need to pay something big, such as luck, chance, good intentions and other metaphysical things - the system is called "fate account". To pay for today's luck: the system deducts 90% of the handling fee, leaving enough to hide the first bite of fangs, but the second bite will definitely bite the leg. Pay tomorrow's chance: From now on, you won't even be able to dig up mutated animal dung - the system's original words: "There is no dung, only dry soil." Pay the last kind thought: Change the arsenal, the system will make up for it: "Bring your own parts, if it breaks, you will have to pay extra to repair it." Xie Xingzhi exchanged his name for the reactor. System scan: "Seventeen identical names in the entire wasteland, half price, and I owe you a toe." Exchanged the memory of hometown for power armor: "The memory is too vague, pirated image quality, fill a front tooth." Exchanged fear for plasma cannon: "The quality of fear is not bad. After firing one cannon, use your left leg to cool down for ten minutes." The scavengers called him "The Rust God." He didn't answer. The heart was marked by the system: "Mortgage, daily interest rate 1.1%." There is no bargaining in the wasteland, and the system is even darker. ——Is it too expensive? Then you die.