Actually, all he had to do was put in a little effort.
If he'd known, he would have run a little longer just now. That way, he wouldn't have been tired, and he could have made some money too.
He happened to have nothing better to do anyway. Since the stay-at-home task meant he couldn't go anywhere, making some money from home wasn't bad at all.
But Chen Feng quickly came back to his senses and continued quietly being a homebody.
He enjoyed lavish meals, played games, listened to music, and watched shows. Life was still pretty sweet.
These days were unbelievably comfortable. There was no pressure at all, and any problem could be solved indoors. He could get anything done without ever leaving the house.
For example, if he wanted to eat something that wasn't available on the food delivery app, he could still hire someone for an errand. If he couldn't find an errand runner, he could go on a part-time job platform, pick someone at random, and have them order the dish for him.
The system gave him a few small tests as well.
But they were no longer things like power outages or internet cuts. To him, they were nothing now.
Having just gone through that kind of test, he had already adapted to it and gained some experience.
The moment the power came back on, he deliberately ordered several novels from the delivery app, thinking about the system.
If it cut off his power and internet again, he could read novels to pass the time or play some offline games in his room. He could still have fun.
He had downloaded several games too.
Every now and then, he watched livestreams and sent some tips to his old classmate.
Before he knew it, the day