My Golden Finger Is Party A

After working overtime late at night, the seventh version of the plan was rejected by Party A - "Let's change it to another version." Lu Xingzhou lay on the table and wanted to die. When he looked up, he saw a line of words floating above the head of his colleague next door: "I want Xing Zhou to help me write my weekly report." He thought he had worked overtime and hallucinated. Until he finished writing the weekly report for his colleagues, a cold voice sounded in his head: "Satisfaction +5. Current points are 5." ——He can see everyone's needs. The boss wants to deduct his performance, Party A wants to save face, colleagues want to take the blame, the cleaning lady wants the young man not to spill the coffee... Everyone's true thoughts turn into bubbles hanging above his head. If you meet your needs, you can redeem points. Points can be exchanged for money, connections, and skills. Sounds like cheating, right? The problem is - needs are like a matryoshka doll, one layer is satisfied and there is another layer underneath. The more satisfied you are, the deeper you sink. What's even more troublesome is that the system began to actively teach him to "create needs and then solve them", doubling his points. Until the "demand" he personally planned accidentally injured an innocent intern. Lu Xingzhou said "no" for the first time. The system punished him for the first time. Then he discovered that the "thing" that gave him the golden finger was also waiting for his last request. There is never more than one Party A. This is a story about "being needed" and "dare to say no". When the whole world is telling you "you should", someone chooses to say: "I won't change it."