Becoming a god in Tokyo starts in the bathroom

Therefore, the system determined that since the Yakuza believers' hands and feet were currently bound, there were no supplies in the inner divine realm's reserves that could help them solve their problems. So, no supplies were placed in the interrogation room, a place under unobstructed surveillance.

Furthermore, since He Chen's number of followers has now been capped, and given his lack of need for proselytizing and his unwillingness to take the blame for his followers, he has set a rule prohibiting them from spreading the title of "God of the Washroom" while doing things.

Therefore, the three Yakuza followers only said that their actions were guided by a god, but did not say which god, which can be considered a stroke of good luck amidst misfortune.

It was merely a stroke of good fortune amidst He Chen's misfortune.

Because, in the time that followed, although the three unfortunate Yakuza followers were kept under tight control, the system was still urging them to act quickly.

Unable to move and forced to stay put, they were immediately punished for being passive and uncooperative.

Then......

And that's basically the situation He Chen is seeing now.

Tsk.

Aside from the fact that the police discovered their injuries and they were urgently transferred to the hospital, which led the system to believe they had taken action and reset their punishment, they had been continuously punished by the system.

That's miserable!

To put it simply, when the doctor in the detention center saw the condition of the three of them, he immediately called the police. He thought the police were abusing the prisoners and that they were on the verge of death before being sent to him.

"...Let the system provide them with low-level healing every day. As for the modifications, let's take it slow, take it slow."

Looking at the three people who were so miserable that they were almost on the verge of death, He Chen's only consolation was that these three people, the three most wicked people chosen by the Lanxin Association, were indeed bad enough, so that his guilt would be slightly lessened.

If the person who was tricked by the system like this were an ordinary office worker or an ordinary student, then He Chen would really feel guilty to death!

and many more!

Have no other believers really encountered this situation?!

"Damn it! Quickly check if any other believers have encountered this situation!"

Chapter 219 Where in the world can a god serve believers? (2/3 update)

After reviewing the information, He Chen finally breathed a sigh of relief. Although there were quite a few believers who had encountered minor problems, none of them were as miserable as these three Yakuza believers.

After all, apart from the Yakuza, the system for other believers is still quite free. Apart from requiring them to do good deeds, there are no other mandatory tasks set, so there is no possibility of being stuck by bugs.

Oh, except for bad believers.

But they were all old delinquents; not only were they not loved by their parents, but they were also disliked by everyone.

For some unruly believers, let alone leaving home early in the morning, even if they wanted to run away from home early in the morning, their parents would probably breathe a sigh of relief and help them pack their bags.

Therefore, their journey to the teaching building was completely unimpeded. A very small number of believers who were unable to reach the teaching building on their own were able to board the tram with the help of the system's supplies.

Incidentally, the system supports the use of tram fares as a resource.

There are no major problems, but the number of minor bugs is large.

For example, if the believer cannot identify the specific needs of someone after the system detects that they require help, it can easily lead to various problems.

For example, an elderly woman's shoelaces were untied and difficult to tie. When a believer noticed that she needed help, he led her back and forth on the crosswalk, and the elderly woman almost cried.

There were also problems that the system had discovered that believers couldn't solve, so the believers who were stuck in the system became impatient and took drastic actions.

For example: The system tells the believer that a passerby has lost something. The believer searches for a long time but cannot find it. So the believer forces the passerby to say something else that needs help, or else the believer will beat him up, etc.

Well, how should I put it?

After all, believers who obtain the system and are required to do good deeds are mostly evil believers. They usually have bad tempers, are impatient, and have strange ways of handling things, which is normal.

However, this can easily cause the tasks given by the system to go in strange directions.

All I can say is that it's fortunate that no believer's name is "Do One Good Deed a Day," otherwise the task of doing one good deed a day... tsk tsk.

Seeing the problems arising one after another for various reasons, He Chen immediately plunged into the frantic work of fixing the bugs:

"Change it! Change it! Add patches to everything!"

"If any of these situations occur again, please forward them directly to me, and I will make a judgment on the spot!"

"And here..."

......

In other words, the Yakuza believers and the bad believers are all in class in the teaching building now, so there are far fewer people still doing tasks. Otherwise, He Chen's speed in fixing bugs wouldn't be able to keep up with the speed at which new bugs appear.

This isn't because He Chen's skills are poor or the settings are bad; rather, it's because the situations that different believers encounter that require help are far too numerous and complex, and many special cases require specific settings.

Putting aside other things, let's talk about things related to healthcare.

If a pregnant woman is about to give birth and a screwdriver gets stuck inside her body, and these two situations occur simultaneously, the pregnant woman's needs should definitely be prioritized.

However, the current system does not distinguish between the severity and urgency of medical problems. If the person with the stuck screwdriver encounters the believer first, then the believer must help the old man with the stuck screwdriver first, instead of the single pregnant woman who urgently needs help.

By the way, this is an actual event that a follower of He Chen encountered in the past hour. Damn, reality is always more surreal than imagination.

Even the smallest probability event becomes much more likely with a large number of believers.

After He Chen finished dealing with the most urgent and important tasks, he was finally able to rest for a bit. Then, looking at the equipment that had suddenly disappeared, he suddenly remembered the matter of digitized equipment.

"Ah, there's also the matter of equipment!"

In order to gain wider acceptance of the system, He Chen also picked out some suitable items from the data-driven equipment he had created in the early hours of the morning and distributed them as rewards for completing the mission.

For safety reasons, most of these items are restorative or blessing-granting equipment; very few are lethal.

Those who received their rewards early have already had them distributed half an hour ago, and the system continues to distribute equipment at the same time.

He Chen naturally also had to examine the impact of these equipment on the believers, whether the appearance of the equipment caused any problems for the believers in using it, and even whether anyone was messing around with it or whether the equipment caused any unpleasant disturbances.

In short, it's another ton of stuff!

Fixing bugs, checking equipment status, and formulating a modification plan for the cultists over the next few days, as well as a plan for the next equipment deployment...

A whole series of things that required time and effort were suddenly presented to He Chen.

Time flew by, and another hour or two passed. During this time, he worked tirelessly, making constant corrections, but despite the ever-increasing number of new problems, the total workload remained almost unchanged.

As He Chen kept taking notes and working on it, the more he did it, the more something felt off.

Damn it, he's a god! How did he end up working like this, a god serving the Japanese devils like a slave?

The believers were all doing it easily and effortlessly (divine warning: please ignore those three Yakuza believers), but this deity was the one who was constantly busy here.

Did He Chen come to this world as a god to serve the Japanese?!

Before he became a god, he worked and worked overtime every day. Now that he's a god, he still works and works overtime every day. What a waste of his godhood!

"Snapped!"

"This is just not right!"

"How can a god become more and more tired, and have less and less time for himself?! Shouldn't it be that when the gods have things to do, the believers should do their work?!"

He Chen became angrier and angrier as he thought about it, and felt more and more cheated.

If things continue in the current way, this deity will basically have to work non-stop, without any rest time for 24 hours.

This is absolutely wrong!

“I need to find a way to get believers to do these things for me! Otherwise, it will seem like they are gods and I am serving them!”

"I have to change!"

The gods say it well: No matter how bitter life is, it cannot be bitter for He Chen; no matter how tiring life is, it cannot be tiring for the gods.

The current systemic approach can indeed help believers quickly correct their ways, and it can also contribute to the birth of the system's "divine bias".

However, it is absolutely wrong and unsustainable for He Chen, this god, to be the one making all the effort.

After all, for the sake of the mission and the reward, He Chen could afford to put in a little enthusiasm for a few days.

However, if the time exceeds three to five days, he absolutely cannot persevere, because he is not a person who can persevere.

He Chen was quite confident about this.

Therefore, it seems time to outsource tasks such as system bug fixing and planning modification projects!

"Little believer, come here, I have something to tell you..."

Chapter 220 A Wise Man Who Can Admit His Mistakes and Correct Themselves (3/3 Update Complete)

After more than an hour of corrections by He Chen, the most urgent and impactful bugs have all been fixed.

The remaining large number of bugs are mostly bugs that do need to be fixed, but can be tolerated for the time being if they are not fixed.

Therefore, after thinking it over, He Chen combined the information he had learned in his previous life and came up with a brilliant solution.

That is, to hand over these bugs to specific believers and let them overload them!

First, these questions are sent into the minds of the priestesses, with each question assigned to three priestesses to handle.

If the three priestesses reach the same conclusion, then their ideas will be followed. If they differ, the issue will be assigned to all the priestesses, and their opinions will be collected before being submitted to their superior for a decision.

For example, Anzu Matsuori.

During this process, priestesses who frequently cause problems will be disqualified, and people will be continuously recruited from among the believers to help make decisions.

In this way, a cycle for resolving bugs can be established.

He Chen himself doesn't need to do anything except look for bugs and confirm the final result!

Moreover, if this system operates properly, it can be further expanded in the future.

For example, different questions could be directly distributed to all believers except the person who asked the question, and the bug-fixing process could be disguised as a survey or a test of the believers' abilities.

Once this system is established, any problems that He Chen's manually developed system encounter can be resolved immediately!

Ahem, by the way, this method is based on the method of recognizing characters in ancient books by a foreign search software.

Many seemingly simple verification codes are actually just Google's way of having users identify letters.

"Little believer, what do you think? Isn't this method quite suitable?"

"As for the slogans, I will announce them later. The reason we let the believers solve the problems in the system themselves is to make the system more suitable for their lives! Yes, this is a localization of the system!"

He Chen explained the entire plan to the young believer.

The reason He Chen told her this wasn't because he told everything to the little believers, but because Anzu Matsuori was the person he had chosen to review the answers and resolve conflicts.

At that time, the workload that Anzu Matsuori will be given will be quite a lot!

After listening, Anzu Matsuori remained silent for a while, then asked a question: