Lin Mo, a "grey man" struggling at the bottom of the "Dome City", barely makes a living by recycling the remains of discarded entries in the garbage disposal area. In an accident, he came into contact with a fragment of the "Yuanchu Ci Monument" that contained unknown information, and unexpectedly awakened a unique power - **[Deconstruction and Rewriting of Entries]**.
Not only can he "see" the core structure and consumption formula of all entries regardless of permissions, but he can also **deconstruct** existing entries (including powerful combat entries) with extremely low source point consumption, **learn** the principles of their composition, and on this basis, perform **creative rewrites** or **combinations" to produce brand-new, even rule-breaking effects!
From then on, Lin Mo's life trajectory completely changed:
* **Pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger:** In the Gray Folk District, he used the rewritten [Basic Lighting] to turn into [Blinding by Strong Light], and used [Cleaning] to turn into [Acid Corrosion], quietly solving troubles and accumulating initial capital.
* **Subversion of the rules:** He sneaked into the "Term Exchange", deconstructed the sky-high price terms, and then "copycat" a version with similar or even stronger effects at a very low cost, disrupting the market and touching the core interests of the Genesis Group.
* **Explore restricted areas:** In order to obtain rare resources and fragments of the "Yuanchu Ci Monument", he had to go deep into the dangerous "entry pollution area", use his understanding of the nature of the entries to resolve pollution traps, and fight against the terrifying "Erosion Beast".
* ** Stirring up the situation: ** His ability attracted the attention of the "Jingyan Society" and also attracted the "Ci Hunter Team" of the Creation Group.
Reader comments
There are too many unclear aspects of the capability design. It can be expressed in more plain language or more concisely so that readers can better understand it. The chip settings are also very weird.
There are too many unclear aspects of the capability design. It can be expressed in more plain language or more concisely so that readers can better understand it. The chip settings are also very weird.