Unlock the Indulgence System and Enjoy College Life

Jiangcheng University, Male Dormitory Building 7, Room 510.

It was already 8 a.m., and many classes had begun, yet the four boys in the dormitory were still sound asleep in their beds, showing no intention of getting up for lectures.

Perhaps this was every college student's essential ritual—skipping the dreaded 8 a.m. class!

After three grueling years of high school, the relaxed environment of university made it nearly impossible to resist indulging a little. Only a saint could resist such temptation.

Suddenly, one of the boys abruptly opened his eyes and sat straight up in bed.

The unexpected voice in his head and the glowing screen before his eyes jolted Su Bai awake.

[The Indulgence System has been successfully bound.]

[This system is designed to help the host enjoy a carefree life.]

[Any act of indulgence will be rewarded by the system.]

[Additionally, all indulgence-related spending will receive random cashback multipliers ranging from 2x to 10x!]

[Note: The system operates with integrity—all rewards come from legitimate sources!]

Holy crap, is this the legendary "System Bro"?

Su Bai was ecstatic.

Then it occurred to him—did sleeping in and skipping class count as indulgence?

The moment this thought crossed his mind, the system chimed in again:

[Ding! Detected host skipping class by oversleeping. Reward: +¥1,000.]

Su Bai quickly checked his phone for the SMS notification.

"[China Construction Bank] Your account ending in 8577 has received a deposit of ¥1,000. Current balance: ¥2,200. For details on popular wealth management products, click…"

His account had only held ¥1,200 yesterday—his monthly allowance from his aunt, marking him as your typical broke college student.

But now, an extra ¥1,000 had magically appeared, doubling his assets in an instant.

A devious idea popped into Su Bai’s head—time to test the system’s legitimacy.

He scrambled out of bed, threw on some clothes, and rushed to the cafeteria to order a lavish breakfast spread.

Spicy hotpot, fried chicken cutlets, braised duck legs, stinky rice noodles…

Eating such greasy food first thing in the morning? Definitely indulgent.

[Ding! Detected host binge-eating for breakfast. Spending: ¥43. Triggered 10x cashback: +¥430.]

The bank notification lit up his phone screen again.

"Su Bai? Having breakfast?"

Hearing someone call his name, Su Bai turned to see Xia Lin, his academic advisor.

Well, "advisor" was a loose term—she was actually a senior in their master’s program who’d just graduated with her bachelor’s and was now working part-time as a student counselor.

Su Bai greeted her politely. "Morning, Advisor Xia."

"Eating so much so early? Be careful not to upset your stomach," Xia Lin said with genuine concern.

"No worries, I’m hitting the gym later. Need the energy."

"Oh? Well, enjoy your meal then. I’ve got things to do—see you around!"

"Bye, Advisor Xia."

Xia Lin didn’t linger. After the brief exchange, she went about her business.

She remembered Su Bai’s class had a political theory lecture this morning—meaning he’d skipped it.

She noticed but didn’t call him out.

These days, skipping class was practically a college tradition. As long as students didn’t bomb their finals, she let it slide.

Hell, she’d skipped plenty herself back in the day.

Her laid-back management style, paired with her approachable "cool senior" vibe, had made her wildly popular among freshmen since the semester began.

As for Su Bai’s gym excuse? Pure nonsense.

Working out was way too disciplined—totally incompatible with his new indulgence system.

After stuffing himself silly, he returned to the dorm and booted up his laptop.

His roommates were still dead asleep, so gaming was off the table (too noisy). Instead, he queued up his backlog of shows—both domestic and international—that he’d been too busy to watch.

Midway through an episode, the system pinged again:

[Ding! Detected host wasting prime study hours on TV. How delightfully irresponsible! Reward: +¥2,000.]

Getting paid to binge-watch? Not bad at all.

Su Bai lost himself in the storyline.

Time slipped by unnoticed until past 9 a.m., when his roommates finally stirred. Some headed out for their second-period classes.

Being freshmen, most still had some shame—they’d at least attend reasonably timed lectures.

Though for some, the real draw was catching a glimpse of their campus crush.

Wang Haoran, who slept in the next bunk over, had no morning classes. He woke up, opened his laptop, and launched a gacha game.

Yes, Wang was a hardcore anime fan—though unlike the cringey "weeaboos" who wore anime merch, hugged body pillows, and spouted Japanese phrases, he kept it low-key.

Outwardly, he was just another ordinary college guy.

In his free time, he quietly enjoyed anime and mobile games (strictly free-to-play).

A harmless, good-natured dude.

In the month since term started, Su Bai had bonded with Wang Haoran more than the other two roommates—both of whom were insufferable rich kids prone to outrageous antics that left the normal guys facepalming.

With everyone awake, Su Bai closed his streaming tab.

Bingeing got old—time for gaming.

He launched League of Legends, only to be greeted by a flashy skin sale ad.

Normally, Su Bai would’ve closed it without a second thought.

Skins were for whales, not broke students like him. Free defaults worked fine.

But now, with the indulgence system unlocked? Different story.

Buying a ton of skins at once had to count as reckless spending, right?

After getting the system’s confirmation, Su Bai went wild—adding every coveted skin he’d previously denied himself to his cart.

His current balance: ¥4,630.

The plan? Spend it all. The system refunded purchases instantly—the more he splurged, the bigger the returns.

God Fist! Spirit Blossom! Limited-time championship skins! If he liked it, it went in.

Final total? ¥4,396.

Funny how that number worked out.

[Ding! Detected host’s impulsive gaming skin purchases. Triggered 5x cashback: +¥21,980.]

His bank balance now exceeded ¥22,000.

The speed of this money-making scheme was insane, Su Bai marveled.

Jiangcheng University was a top-tier 985 institution, and Su Bai was majoring in the hot field of computer science.

Even their graduate alumni landing cushy tech jobs rarely cleared ¥22,000 a month post-tax.

Yet here he was, casually racking up that amount before lunch.

As his capital grew, Su Bai could afford even more extravagant indulgences—turning his wealth into a self-perpetuating snowball.

Not to mention, the system indicated that with more indulgent behavior, the rewards wouldn’t just be cash—luxury cars, designer watches, villas… and even more mysterious hidden perks were on the table.

Is this what it means to live the tycoon life? Truly extravagant and over-the-top!

Su Bai got excited for a moment but quickly calmed down—he had strong mental fortitude. Forget the rest, time for a game to test out his newly purchased skins.

The dorm room had a lofted bed over desk setup. Wang Haoran, who had been scrolling on his phone, stood up to stretch and happened to glance at Su Bai’s game screen. His eyes nearly popped out.

“Holy crap, Bai, when did you buy all these skins? This must’ve cost over a thousand, right?”

“Yeah, just spent over four grand in total.”

“???”

Wang Haoran was dumbfounded. What was going on? Su Bai had always been a free-to-play gamer, just like him—a proud member of the no-spend squad. So why was he suddenly splurging like crazy?

Su Bai grinned. “Time to come clean—I’m actually a rich second-gen heir.”

“Wait, why did you say ‘also’—” Wang Haoran suddenly realized. “Damn it, so I’m the only broke guy in this dorm!”

Before Su Bai could respond, Wang Haoran scratched his head and laughed. “Well, that’s actually great. I always thought it was weird that the other two in our dorm were loaded while you seemed normal. Now it makes sense.”

Su Bai just smiled without comment. College dorms were bound to have a few oddballs—this was a country of 1.4 billion people. If you didn’t run into a few clowns, how else would you appreciate the diversity of human genetics?

“Bai, you missed it last night—Chu Mingzhe and Xue Tao got into another fight.”

Chu Mingzhe and Xue Tao were the names of their other two roommates.

“What over this time?”

“Women, obviously. Chu Mingzhe’s crush—Xue Tao called her a fake prude, said she was no different from other girls deep down. So they started arguing.”

“…But if I remember right, that girl doesn’t even acknowledge Chu Mingzhe, does she?” Su Bai recalled.

“Exactly! It’s a one-sided obsession. Arguing over her is next-level pathetic.”

Simps were a universal phenomenon, no matter the era or location.

Su Bai just treated it as entertainment.

That said, the dorm of the girl Chu Mingzhe was chasing was… interesting.

Out of the four girls, three were exceptionally attractive, each with a distinct style.

Dubbed the “Goddess Dorm” by their peers.

The one Chu Mingzhe liked was named Chen Yusheng—the aloof, mature beauty type.

Like them, she was a freshman.

Over 1.7 meters tall, with long, perfectly sculpted legs.

Her cold, striking face could put celebrities to shame.

Also majoring in computer science, she had reportedly released her own open-source project online in high school. By the time school started, professors were already inviting her to join their labs—a straight-up genius.

Since military training, she’d drawn endless attention from students and faculty alike.

Despite her perpetually expressionless demeanor, people still tripped over themselves to win her favor.

Yet she rejected every advance with the same line: “Not interested in dating. Won’t accept kindness without reason.”

Maybe that was why Chu Mingzhe found her so special.

Xue Tao, on the other hand, was convinced Chen Yusheng was putting on an act.

A fair assumption—everyone had hidden sides.

Su Bai didn’t care about his roommates’ drama; he was just here for the laughs.

Soon, his focus returned to gaming.

Played a round of top-lane Vayne, then mid-lane Yasuo.

Combined KDA: 1-17.

“Seriously, Silver rank is brutal. Unacceptable—time to hire a carry!”

No hesitation. Su Bai opened a gaming companion app.

Selected “League of Legends,” sorted by price—highest first.

Splurging on a premium carry was just another form of indulgence.

But a quick scan showed the priciest options were mostly pro players or ex-pros.

Pass. All guys. Not fun.

What was the point of paying big bucks for a male carry?

Might as well duo with Wang Haoran—two Silvers taking on the world.

Without delay, Su Bai filtered for “female carries only.”

Now the results were filled with glamorous, influencer-style profile pics.

Much better!

After browsing, he settled on a carry with the ID “Rainbreak.”

Unlike the others, she didn’t even have a photo—just an audio introduction.

Her voice was mesmerizing. Young but with an icy, mature edge that sparked imagination.

Too bad her bio made it clear: “No flirting, just gaming.”

Priced at 200 RMB per hour.

Nearly as much as some pro players.

So, what justified her premium rate?

Simple: her rank was Challenger-tier on the Korean server—over a thousand LP.