My Granddaughter Buried Me in the Wrong Grave, So I Climbed Out to Correct Her

Rule-based spaces invade the world. Every country is ranked by its score, and those at the bottom will be hit by dimensional reduction and erased from existence.

South Korea shamelessly steals and plagiarizes, yet somehow ranks first among all countries.

South Korea: China is nothing special after all. I've still got you under my thumb!

Then Shao Yi transmigrates into this world and is chosen to represent China.

A bug appears in his score panel: there's a minus sign in front of his score, and it gets multiplied by a random number!

When he breaks a rule and should be punished by losing points, the negative multiplied by a negative turns into a reward instead!

With this heaven-defying bug, Shao Yi enters the first rule-based space. At the Yellow Springs Cemetery, his role is that of a grandfather who has been dead for years, but his granddaughter is crying at the wrong grave.

So Shao Yi breaks the rules and climbs straight out of his grave, patting his granddaughter on the shoulder as he says,

"Girl, you're crying at the wrong grave. I'm your grandpa!"

When a shameless South Korean contestant plagiarizes Shao Yi...

South Korea: How did I get eliminated?!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.