Handed Over to the State: Perfect Gaokao Score, but the Student Vanished

Other people's Systems gave them luxury cars just for signing in. Zhou Heng's System threatened to kill him from the start. He had to get a perfect score on the college entrance exam, then operate a thousand-ton bridge-building machine within eight hours and position a 900-ton high-speed rail box girder with no more than five millimeters of deviation at any of its four corners. With nowhere else to turn, he went straight from the exam to the Provincial Public Security Department and chose to turn in his System. He was then secretly taken to a high-speed rail construction site under lockdown. When his perfect score of 750 was announced and the whole country was searching for the missing top scorer, Zhou Heng had already joined a top-secret national project, testing technology capable of changing the world. The assignments grew more and more outrageous: publicly reveal core technology, catch a runaway test aircraft with his bare hands... Zhou Heng: “I really can't do this.” The government: “Don't panic. We'll be with you.”