Forced into a Relationship Status

Han Zhou transmigrates to a parallel world, expecting nothing more than an ordinary life. That changes when he suddenly discovers he can see and modify anyone’s status bar. From “on the brink of death” to “on the brink of ten deaths”—a slight tweak that buys twenty-four more hours before a critical condition. From “chef” to “chef-commander”—elevating culinary skills to unmatched heights. Yet when he tries to upgrade “a dragon among men” to “a dragon among dogs,” the system rejects him: status tier too low for cross-species modification. By unlocking characters, earning points, and spending them to add, remove, or alter strokes and characters in existing statuses—while giving each new version a fitting definition—he can rewrite reality itself. Powerful and versatile, but there’s one catch: every single unlockable character is a troubled girl. This is a light, daily-life romantic comedy where the system takes a backseat to the relationships.