Fui pego trabalhando nas férias de inverno e me acusaram de crime de guerra?

"Hey, classmate, are you interested in a winter break part-time job?"
"There's a real-life battle royale hiring NPCs overseas! Each round pays a base salary of 100,000, plus commission and subsidies, and even three types of insurance!"

At Shanhai University, inside the boys' dormitory.

Han Cheng stared at a job notification on his phone, transfixed for three minutes.

Final exams were over, and winter break was just ahead. His classmates had already begun planning their vacation—some were heading home to study for civil service or graduate school exams, while others were using the break to travel with their partners, deepening their relationships.

But Han Cheng was different. Having grown up in an orphanage, he planned to take on a part-time job during winter break. Along with earning his tuition and living expenses, he also wanted to send some money back to the orphanage that had raised him, so the children there could have a good New Year.

He hadn’t even started looking when Brother Li, an agent he’d worked with before, reached out and introduced him to a major gig.

A real-life battle royale—Han Cheng knew what that meant: taking the format of the popular game and bringing it into reality.

As for being an NPC? That was just filling out the numbers or enhancing the players’ immersion—he could definitely handle that.

Thinking it over, Han Cheng typed: "Brother Li, why’s the pay so high? 100,000 per round—seriously?"

The agent quickly replied, "Classmate, this is an intern