What would happen if the world you took for granted suddenly began to collapse like a piece of shoddy code?
The laws of physics fail at random, the structure of space twists at will, and time occasionally skips and stutters... Neighbors, classmates, and passersby from yesterday are corrupted by “errors” in reality, becoming “corrupted entities” that know only how to attack. Worse still are the incomprehensible “BUG creations.” Following deranged logic, they drag the world into a bizarre abyss.
Lu Wei, an ordinary university student, is swept into a deadly crisis the moment the apocalypse arrives. But death is not the end. By chance, he loads the [Reality Debugging Interface] and gains the ability to “save” and “reload”!
Every death means another precious chance to gather information. Every reload is an opportunity to avoid a fatal error and plan the perfect counterattack. As reality spirals further out of control, Lu Wei uses the information advantage gained through unlimited trial and error to seek a way to survive in this “game” where the odds of survival are zero.
Why is the world falling apart? Where did the interface come from? What truth lies behind the “reality BUGs”? When survival itself becomes a program that must be debugged again and again, can Lu Wei find the ultimate “optimal solution,” or... will he be “Debugged” out of existence along with everything else as he reloads endlessly?
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