My System Forces Me to Live off Women Novel

Li Peifeng obtains a system upon awakening, but it proves to be more of a burden than a benefit. The system imposes a severe restriction on him: he can only derive nutrition from food provided by women, and without this provision, he faces starvation. The system offers a potential reward mechanism—once the combined total of gifts and money spent by women on him reaches 50,000 yuan, a lucky wheel will activate, granting him a chance to win a prize. However, Li expresses frustration with this condition, questioning the system's utility by pointing out that if he possessed the ability to convince women to spend such a substantial amount on him, he would have no need for the system's rewards in the first place. This sets up the central conflict: Li must navigate his dependency on women's generosity while grappling with the system's seemingly impractical conditions for advancement.