Task.
Luo Chuan remembered that, in the beginning, he had been quite eager for them to appear.
After all, new tasks meant new products, more customers, and greater sales.
But as time passed, Luo Chuan gradually came to understand something.
There was no need to rush to complete so-called tasks; with the passage of time, they would complete themselves.
How did that saying go again?
You were already a mature system. You should learn to complete the tasks you issued yourself.
Especially after Luo Chuan understood the so-called revenue share. To him, it had become nothing more than a simple number, and he began to let himself go completely.
He could say responsibly that he had no interest whatsoever in Spirit Crystals.
Besides, in essence, the system had made it clear that he was not some puppet, but the system's master.
The difference between those two things was enormous.
Thus, the system successfully evolved into "Steward Xi," while a certain boss embarked upon a thoroughly degenerate road of salted-fish idleness.
The task system issued one from time to time, then they gradually completed themselves.
Actively doing tasks was impossible. It would be impossible for him to actively do tasks in this lifetime.
He could only stay in the shop, living by relying on the system to issue and complete tasks by itself.
Gradually, the system seemed to notice this as well.
It simply became too lazy to issue tasks, leaving it all to a certain boss's own initiative. Put simply, it would issue one when needed and not issue one when unnecessary, deciding the content according to the occasion.
Just like this task Luo Chuan had now remembered.
Quite a long time had passed since it was first issued, and it was even a phased task unlike any before it.