I Can Edit the Entire World

Lin Mo, an ordinary programmer struggling to get by in the steel forest of the city, is unexpectedly swept into a universe-scale trial called the “Dimension Ark.” Every mission takes place in a brand-new world, from post-apocalyptic wastelands to towering magic spires, from eerie martial underworlds to interstellar battlefields.

While the other participants are desperately fighting over a weapon or a morsel of food, Lin Mo discovers that he has awakened a unique S-rank privilege: [World Editor].

He can make limited changes to certain fundamental rules and object properties in the current world, and even… the perceptions of NPCs.

“This zombie’s ‘bite’ does too much damage? Change it to a ‘minor scrape.’”

“This alloy door won’t open? Lower its ‘hardness’ parameter by 50%.”

“This mission boss’s AI is too smart? Implant a logic bug that makes him ‘prioritize attacking that big idiot.’”

With this godlike ability, Lin Mo faces one perilous trial after another like a GM with a god’s-eye view, turning danger into safety and rising step by step. He doesn’t just need to survive. He must also uncover the ultimate secret of the “Dimension Ark,” going from an ordinary city dweller to a rule-maker who spans countless dimensions, and perhaps even… their ruler.

As the cold mechanical voice announces the start of the mission, Lin Mo’s lips curl into a faint smile. “All right, everyone. Welcome to the world I’ve ‘edited.’”