College Student, Elementary System?

Chen Lin has already started university when a "Primary School Student Growth System" finally activates in his life. Its first mission: fluently recite the multiplication table. The reward: the title "Little Mathematician," which guarantees the correct answer to any math problem he faces. Next, he is tasked with running one hundred meters in under thirty seconds. The prize: "Little Athlete," boosting all his physical attributes—strength, jumping, speed—by one hundred percent. What seemed like a bizarrely late and ridiculously easy system turns into an unexpected blessing. Chen Lin breezes through the childishly simple missions, quickly transforming into the undisputed campus heartthrob. Just as he gears up to make what he considers a "modest" contribution to all of humanity, the system drops its next requirement: successfully be elected class monitor. The reward: "Little Leader," a title that makes him the most convincing and unquestionable leader in any organization, collective, or group. Staring at the prompt, Chen Lin can only groan—this is not what he signed up for.