Start Coding as a Delivery Boy

God has a price tag on all gifts, but he didn't tell you that the price is someone else's life. Lin Shen has been a delivery boy for four years. He has seen what the urban village looks like at four in the morning. He knows when the hospital payment window has the shortest queues. He can ride through every alley in the old city with his eyes closed. His only wish in this life is to run more orders to collect enough money for his mother's next dialysis. Until that rainy night, he fell. Lin Shen saw the source code of this world. Everything has a label. The moss on the wall, the loaches in the puddles, the old lady at the entrance of the alley. The label tells where they came from, where they went, and how long they will live. Lin Shen saw his label - left calf laceration, bleeding to death, 47 minutes countdown. He tried changing a line of code. Changed blood loss rate from 13 to 0. The nails crumbled, but the bleeding stopped. . . . . . . "You think you are modifying the world, but in fact the world has been modifying you." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.