Carrying Orders for My Republican-Era Girlfriend, I Went Viral Nationwide

Zheng Fan is a low-tier boost-carry player for the game "Delta Operation." His daily routine consists of failing orders, getting yelled at by clients, and escaping into bishoujo games during his off-hours. That all changes one night when a blackout hits his apartment—and the demure, Republican-era Sichuan-Chongqing girl in the flared sleeves from his game suddenly appears, sitting alive on his bed. Along with her comes the [Chaos System]. Its first directive is stark: survival above all—eat a meal more nutritious than the squalid rations of that war-torn era, and keep both himself and his wife fed. Zheng Fan looks at Zhao Xiaoxi, the gaunt, trembling young woman curled in the corner who calls him "Dangjia de" (master of the house), and silently opens the yellow kangaroo delivery app. One order of Longjiang pig-trotter rice later, the mission is complete. Reward: neural response +30%. The player once mocked as "even my grandma plays better than him" now has reflexes off the charts and aim sharp enough to rival the pros. Next mission: earn enough to buy five dan of grain. With his current rate of 388 yuan per order, five dan is nothing—he'll earn ten dan in a single run. Completion reward: the "Charisma Magnet" physique, designed to attract powerful patrons in chaotic times. Switching from pure boosting to live streaming, Zheng Fan explodes in popularity across the internet. Fans tease him with the old saying, "Marry a Sichuan-Chongqing girl and enjoy a life of misfortune." But when the camera pans over, the soft-spoken, delicate young wife is gently feeding him with her own hands. "Then let me feed you, Dangjia de~" The chat explodes instantly: "No way—this guy's cheated life isn't just about the game!"