The apocalypse is coming, and communities around the world are isolated by mysterious forces. You must travel through movies, TV series, and game copies every week to survive.
Lin Mo, a 26-year-old Java programmer, was optimized and the end came on the day he graduated. While others were working hard in the dungeon, he was writing plug-ins in the dungeon - not cheating, but using the programmer's logic to screw up the system.
His copy survival rules
First, if you can outsmart you, you will never be tough. If you can catch bugs, you will never make money.
Second, resources must be circulated, information must be monopolized, and trump cards must be hidden.
Third, teammates can be poor, but not stupid; enemies can be strong, but not smart.
While the neighbors were shooting zombies with peashooters, he wrote an infinite loop for the Lord of the Dance zombies;
When his teammates were practicing Tathagata Palm, he discovered that the air resistance parameter of Qinggong could be adjusted to zero;
When other communities conquered by force, he used Sunshine Futures to bankrupt his opponents.
Systematic review
This player's behavior is somewhere between a genius and a rogue. It is recommended to focus on observation, but not to intervene for the time being - see what else he can do.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
