share time: 2026-02-09 12:33:13
Lin Xiaoman, a Beijing drifter, is unpaid by her unscrupulous boss at year-end—no rent money, no train ticket home, and even her relatives mock her in the group chat: "If you're doing so badly, don't come back to embarrass us." In despair, she clicks a pop-up and activates the "Zero-Cost Purchase System"—only to find every exchange requires "kindness" in return: a train ticket means helping a stranger find lost luggage, New Year's goods mean selling unsold oranges for an old lady. When she returns home with "gains" from kindness, her cousin sneers, "You must have hooked a rich guy." But the system triggers a "malice return" mechanism: the cousin's fake luxury bag is exposed, while Lin's part-time job offer from a grateful elder, neighbors' approval, and her parents' hidden lucky money in dumplings turn out to be the real "priceless treasures." Turns out the system isn't a shortcut to success—it's a way to rediscover the ability to believe in kindness that life had worn away.
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