Bugs Are the Heavenly Dao

Lin Yue, a veteran game tester and hardcore glitch exploiter, was challenging the final boss of the fully immersive VR cultivation game Nine Realms: Path to Heaven. He tried to exploit an ultimate bug that would let his character “ascend on the spot.” But after the gaming pod exploded violently, he realized he had transmigrated.

Worse, he hadn't become a player chosen by fate, free to command the winds and rain. Instead, he had become a cannon-fodder NPC in the starter village, about to be wiped out by the first wave of players completing the quest [The Beginning of the Trial].

Just as Lin Yue thought he was about to experience “the shortest transmigration in history,” he was stunned to discover that his extraordinary ability to detect and exploit game bugs had come with him to this world!

In this world, players cultivate the “Heavenly Dao” and follow the rules of quests, levels, and cultivation techniques. Lin Yue, however, cultivates the “Great Dao of Bugs”!

A flaw in a cultivation technique? I can exploit it to cast it instantly, at no cost!

Low pill synthesis success rate? I can trigger a data overflow and make nine thousand pills in one batch!

A divine weapon has a guard? I can clip through the ground and pick it up from behind!

A Heavenly Dao seal can't be broken? What a joke. To me, it's just a firewall that needs administrator access!

While other players struggle to form teams and clear dungeons, fighting tooth and nail over a single piece of gear, Lin Yue is already decked out in divine equipment, manipulating the world's underlying code from behind the scenes.

“You're playing a game. I'm here to disinfect this world.”

Lin Yue