What happens when the world you take for granted suddenly starts to break down like a piece of shoddy code?
The laws of physics randomly fail, the spatial structure is arbitrarily distorted, and time occasionally jumps and freezes... Yesterday's neighbors, classmates, and passers-by were corrupted by the "mistakes" of reality and became "corrupted bodies" that only know how to attack. Even more terrifying are those incomprehensible "bug creations" that follow crazy logic and drag the world into a bizarre abyss.
Lu Jin, an ordinary college student, was involved in a fatal crisis at the moment of doomsday. But death is not the end - he accidentally loaded the [Reality Debugging Interface] and gained the ability to "archive" and "read files"!
Every death means valuable intelligence collection; every file load is an opportunity to avoid fatal mistakes and plan a perfect counterattack. Facing the reality that is gradually getting out of control, relying on the information gap caused by infinite trial and error, Lu Jin began to look for hope in this "game" with zero probability of survival.
Why did the world collapse? Where do interfaces come from? What kind of truth is hidden behind the "realistic BUG"? When survival itself becomes a program that requires repeated debugging, can Lu Qian find the final "optimal solution", or... Will he also be "debugged" in the endless loading of files?
Thumbs up after finishing this book!