Narrative Fraud: Bet Short on Death

Name: Narrative Fraud: Bet Short on Death
Author: Hibernating Cicada

by Hibernating Cicada

ongoing Urban Urban Supernatural Male Lead

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About This Novel

[Urban Imagination] + [Top Intelligence Combat] + [Dimensionality Reduction Strike] + [System Card Bug] Lin Xu discovered that the world was actually a vulgar online novel controlled by a high-dimensional system. And he started with a death countdown floating on his retina: [Survival rate: 0.0001%] Forcibly changing reality? He will be killed on the spot by the system's "logical thunder"! Fortunately, he derived the underlying formula of the world: D??????= ∫ (ΔReality \u002F P??????) Dt can't beat the setting? Then use physics to block bugs in the system! [Fine-tuning 0.01% Oxygen concentration triggers thermobaric bomb-level dust deflagration! Shorting the enemy's fan traffic, the Lv3 killer was "insolvent" and was formatted on the spot! Create the "Maxwell's Demon" paradox, trigger a block logic deadlock, and successfully steal administrator privileges! While other extraordinary beings were still struggling to follow the script to fight monsters and upgrade, Lin Xuzheng and the top diva were sitting in a teahouse drinking milk tea to earn traffic, and they used the laws of physics to torture the gods crazy! ... A few years later, the high-dimensional "Editor-in-Chief" arrived, ready to unplug the entire universe. Lin Xu sighed helplessly: "Everyone, stand back. Today... The laws of mathematics are allowed to fail." The next second, he forcibly locked the denominator of the core formula to 0! Infinite data overflow instantly flooded the metaverse, and billions of high-dimensional gods were reduced to gibberish in the absolute dead end of mathematics. The editor-in-chief screamed in a trembling voice: "What kind of bug are you?!" Lin Xu pushed up his broken glasses and shrugged helplessly: "How many times have I told you, I'm just a science student who knows a little bit of calculus."