The all-round housekeeper is a stick

"Otherwise, it's the basic mode. You can accumulate points for food, clothing, housing, and transportation. There are basic tasks, which means you must earn 10 points for each task every day, and you can't fail to complete the check-in points for three consecutive days."

The system said temptingly, "This basic mode is very profitable. You can accumulate points by doing laundry and cooking."

Lin Mumu rolled her eyes, unwilling to be fooled: "Each item is 10 points per day, and I don't have any skills." Besides, making clothes and building houses are unrealistic, so what about the rest...

"To earn points, you have to do laundry, cook, and clean the house. How is this different from being a babysitter?"

Moreover, to get the 10 points for cleaning the house, she had to clean every room, the kitchen, her utility room, the pigsty, and the chicken and duck house to make up the total.

If this isn't a nanny, then what is it?

wrong.

"There's a difference. A babysitter doesn't have to walk 10 kilometers. I still have to walk 10 kilometers every day to punch in. No!"

"Then choose one and activate it. Just make sure to get 10 points every day." The system was also afraid that Lin Mumu would not activate it, and if the host rejected it again, it would have to be remade.

It had chosen several hosts before, but none of them had been willing to start the mission after hearing what they had said. This time, it had followed this host through time again, and it was almost out of energy to find someone with whom it was destined to check in.

I can’t change it anymore, I can only persuade him more.

So the system began to actively introduce what points could be exchanged for.

"You can exchange for anything: food, clothing, housing, transportation, everything you can see, imagine, or even imagine. The system mall has it all. As long as you have points, you can exchange for rockets or rocket manufacturing plans."

Lin Mumu glanced at the rocket manufacturing diagram the system mentioned. Not only did it start with a 9, but it also had a dozen 9s after it. The rocket started with a 1, followed by 20 zeros. She might not even be able to earn enough points to buy it back even if she saved them up until she died, right?

It would be more practical to exchange 1 point for a steamed bun.

But what if I don’t want to open any of the four? It looks so tiring.

"Then you will lose me, your good housekeeper, forever, and starve, freeze, and wait to die."

Lin Mumu didn't care about this option. Wasn't she enduring it right now?

"Then wait for death. Lin Mumu's life trajectory is such that none of her relatives are truly sincere to her. If I have to live like that for her, then I might as well wait for death."

I just don’t know who will starve to death first or freeze to death first?

system:…….

How come this person is so stubborn and refuses to make progress?

But what could he do? He could only persuade her. It was her fault for accidentally activating it when she was bloody. If he didn't complete the mission and she died again, he would really be a fool.

"Let's start a mode. If you don't like washing, cooking, and cleaning, then let's choose 'walking'. Just walk and you'll earn points. Every day you go out to cut grass, dig wild vegetables, feed chickens and ducks, take care of the children, wash clothes and cook. You'll be busy all day, and you can easily walk several kilometers..."

"If you really don't want to walk, let's build a car. As long as it's something you can make and it can move, just tear off a piece of wood, add two wheels, push it for a few kilometers, and you can easily earn points."

"When you have more points, you can exchange them for other crafting blueprints, like bicycles. If you sell the bicycle you made, and someone rides it, you can earn one point for every 10 kilometers. If you sell a lot of these bicycles, the points will keep coming in."

This is a good business that can accumulate long-term profits!

Lin Mumu was quite tempted by this, as it sounded like it would be relatively easy.

Not to mention what kind of transportation will be manufactured in the future, even now, if you can't walk 10 kilometers, take a board, tie two wheels to it, and slide down the hillside a few times. This is also a human tool, and you get 1 point for 1 kilometer.

Thinking about it this way, it seems quite possible.

"Then send me some manufacturing drawings. I'll start the 'OK' mode." Yes, it's okay, but the conditions still need to be negotiated.

"Don't be too greedy. You want to make a map before it's even opened. It's so expensive. You have to earn points to make the map after you open it." If the system could glare at her, it would have glared at her long ago.

How could she have the nerve to speak when she saw those manufacturing diagrams with so many zeros and nines following them?

"Then let's wait to die together. I'll come, and you'll follow me. I guess if I die, you'll have to disappear too."

Lin Mumu lay down indifferently, which made the system very angry. If it could come out, it would definitely hammer her to the ground with a hammer.

Unfortunately not.

Finally, the system said tearfully, "If you activate it, I'll give you 10 points. But you have to earn 20 points on the first day, otherwise I won't have enough energy."

"What? I have to pay it back if it's a gift?" When Lin Mumu heard that he would give 10 points as a gift, he happily said "Yeah" in his heart. As for paying it back, he would have to try his best not to pay it back!

Bargaining is important. If you don’t bargain, how will you know what discount you can get?

"You don't have to pay it back. The 20 points are still yours. You just have to earn the 10 points you advanced first." Seeing that she was about to give up, the system said with pain.

Only then did Lin Mumu respond with satisfaction.

She didn't want to create a map book. She was just hungry and wanted to eat. The system gave her a few points to exchange for something to eat.

If she really wanted to pay it back, she could. At most, she could just tear off a board, pick up two logs to use as wheels, and go for a few slides up the hill.