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《This Is Feng Shen: What's the Use of Working Hard?》
Lin Xiaoman, a 996 office worker, accidentally travels into the "Feng Shen System" while staying up late to revise a proposal. She's told she must "work hard" to return to reality—but the system's rules are all anti-cliché: helping King Zhou open a milk tea shop gains more merit than overthrowing him, teaching Jiang Ziya to live-stream talismans is more popular than fighting monsters, and even dating the villain prince Yin Jiao unlocks a "sweet pet buff"! Using her "slacking wisdom" as a worker, she navigates the Feng Shen World, going from bickering enemies to mutual protectors with Yin Jiao, while dealing with absurd tasks like "making Daji love cat petting" and "helping Nezha quit internet addiction. In the end, she realizes "Feng Shen" is just a healing gift for tired workers—the most precious thing isn't becoming a god, but the true heart she found in the chaos.
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Lin Xiaoman, a 30-year-old office worker, is forced by her mother to marry a mama's boy in the name of "elderly care". She finally snaps at the wedding, tearing up the vows—only to accidentally trigger the "Anti-Marriage System"! The system declares, "Give up a toxic marriage and unlock a cheat life." Lin Xiaoman takes a gamble to unbind, and her life instantly turns into a fantasy: the proposal she stayed up all night writing gets a promotion from the big boss, her trampled subway shoes magically become a limited edition, and she even runs into Gu Shiyan, her high school crush who's now a cold CEO, at a convenience store. To her shock, he says with red eyes, "I've been waiting for you for ten years!" On one side are the system's sassy tasks (like "Reject three useless social interactions this week"), on the other is Gu Shiyan's sweet pursuit (gifting her tickets to the mystery game she once wanted to write). Lin Xiaoman goes from a nobody "crushed by life" to a leading lady in control of her fate. But just as she thinks life is perfect, the system pops up a final mission: "Retrieve your lost self"...
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