Reading this clause, Shen Cui, unless she was a fool, knew how to choose. Naturally, she glanced at it and immediately selected [Accept], then proceeded to the next page.

[After the host’s consciousness is clear, the system will release a newbie task. Only by completing the newbie task will the system fully integrate with the host’s consciousness. If failed, it means the host is not suitable for the survival rules of this world, and the system will be immediately removed and sent back to the original world.]

The completion of the newbie task was displayed on the screen. Shen Cui thought to herself: Although this system is a bit cunning, putting the newbie task before the newbie guide, fortunately, the newbie task is very simple.

Even without the option of her lazy son, as long as she has enough cheek and is not afraid to offend the original male lead, she should be able to complete this task and bind with the system.

Then she saw the next line—

[This system includes but is not limited to the following subsystem categories: Supporting Female Lead Face-Slapping System, Bastard Daughter Reversal System, Assassination System, Wilderness Survival System… and more, totaling over a hundred categories.]

Shen Cui:…

It seems that she was just lucky. If her luck had been a bit worse and she had ended up with another system in another world, this newbie task would definitely not be so easy to complete!

Shen Cui quickly finished reading the rest of the regulations.

It was all about introducing the system, basically saying that the system would bind to her, collect the needed data, and in return, the host could benefit from the system—completing tasks would earn points, which could be used to shop in the system’s mall.

This part of the content wasn’t new to online literature enthusiasts. What was new was that as long as she completed all the tasks, she could gain freedom!

Yes, freedom. The system mentioned the spiritual body, which is what we often call the soul, being able to leave the physical body and then request the system to reshape the body and send oneself to the plane they want to go to.

Shen Cui didn’t have many ties to her original world, but that didn’t stop her from loving that convenient and prosperous modern world.

If she could go back, that would be the best!

Suppressing the urge to jump with excitement, following the system’s guidance, Shen Cui opened the data panel.

What appeared before her were the various data of the original Shen Cuihua.

Name: Shen Cuihua

Age: 26

Physical fitness: 70 points (recovering from a serious illness, exceeding the majority of the lower-class people in this world).

Height: 165cm

Weight: 60kg

Husband: Mu Cheng (missing)

Sons: Mu Yunchuan, Mu Hanshan.

Shen Cui scanned through the other data until she reached the section about her sons, where her gaze stopped.

Because the fonts for Mu Yunchuan and Mu Hanshan’s names were different from the others, with a thought, two more pages popped up on the screen, showing the personal data of the two sons—

Similarly, starting with their heights and weights, Shen Cui couldn’t help but feel a headache when she saw that Mu Er Pang’s weight had reached 80kg, and he was only ten years old!

But fortunately, Mu Er Pang’s physical fitness was very strong, reaching 85 points! This completely crushed the ordinary physical fitness of the original male lead!

Moreover, the status behind his physical fitness had changed to—(the brief fever has passed, and only a short rest is needed to recover).

Shen Cui took the opportunity to extinguish the small stove used for stewing the medicine.

Another thing was that both sons had one additional basic data compared to her—[Mood Value]. Mu Yunchuan’s was 60 points (he seems to be worried about something).

Shen Cui guessed that he should be worried about Mu Cheng—after all, the current Mu Yunchuan is not yet the future top power who calculates every step, but just a fifteen-year-old youth.

The sudden disappearance of his biological father is bound to affect his mood. And if news of Mu Cheng’s death really comes, Mu Yunchuan will have to wait another three years before taking the imperial examination.

Don’t underestimate these three

In the story, Mu Yunchuan decided to take the imperial examination at the age of fifteen because he had lofty goals and wanted to achieve remarkable success by achieving top scores.

Is it difficult for a child from a humble family to achieve greatness? Yes!

But in a dynasty, there were numerous officials from humble backgrounds, if you do your best and top the examination, you have a chance to be an official.

Only young geniuses who achieved top scores in the imperial examination could be recorded in history and leave a lasting mark.

Shen Cui thought optimistically that even though her lazy son was not very talented, he was easy to raise, strong, and not prone to overthinking. Apart from that, he was friendly to a newbie like her who was raising a child, so she didn’t worry that she might accidentally raise him to death with a single negligence!

Then Shen Cui looked at Mu Er Pang’s mood value again and was shocked—Mu Er Pang, who was lying next door, actually had a mood value 10 points lower than Mu Yunchuan, only 50 points.

The system’s rating was on a scale of 100, with 60 being the passing score. Mu Er Pang’s mood value was already marked in red, and the system added a line of small text saying that once it fell below the passing score, it should be given enough attention!

The fact that his biological father was missing was something the original owner kept from her son. Mu Er Pang indeed had a childish nature. He believed his mother’s explanation that his father was busy with business outside, so he didn’t attend his brother’s wedding.

He believed that his father must have bought him too many delicious things and fun things, and his luggage was too heavy, so he got delayed.

So logically, he shouldn’t be feeling so down.

Could it be that Shen Cui misunderstood him? Was Mu Er Pang actually very sensitive, and he had long noticed it but didn’t want to make his mother more sad, so he secretly felt sad?

Thinking like this, he was indeed a child who was easy to love.

When she looked at the specific description again—(Hungry, anxiously waiting to be fed).

Shen Cui:…

Understood, he’s just hungry.

But how anxious can he be? His mood value has dropped below the passing line, and she has only been in the kitchen for half an hour!