Lin Ye, a well-known "bug magnet" game tester in the industry - can play Minesweeper to death, and has changed 27 jobs all because "the code becomes chaotic when he sees it". When he entered the top holographic online game "Apocalypse Code", he started up with a blue screen and didn't wait for customer service to come, but he unlocked the only hidden profession "bug hunter": wearing a vulnerability T-shirt with a defense of -100, playing "Little Star" when he was beaten; all his skills depended on bug mutation, the healing spell summoned Peking duck that would make complaints, and the fireball spell made fireballs that sang and danced raps; even the novice's task was "to appeal to the GM, and the reward was blocked".
What's even more outrageous is that a "little zero", a light spot composed of 0s and 1s, hatched from his collar. It grew up eating bugs and evolved into a bug pet that can spit out repair codes and change game rules. From then on, Lin Ye started to "make it through the level": he relied on watching the bug countdown on other people's heads to avoid danger, used bug coins to buy a "cloak with only invisible pants" on the NPC black market, and accidentally activated the NPC awakening - the blacksmith Lao Wang led the uprising to "oppose the 996 shift system", the copy boss offered "20% off on Monday Ladies' Night", and even the cold-blooded assassin teammates were tricked by him into cross-dressing bosses dancing square dances.
When all the players in the server turned into roast ducks and programmers ran away with buckets, the game company came to them: "Brother Lin, come and be the chief BUG creative officer!" Lin Ye touched No. 0, Which evolved into a code monster, and looked at the player-made "BOSS that tells bedtime stories" and "dance-activated portal" in front of him, and suddenly discovered that - it turns out that BUG is not a mistake, but his key to rewriting the rules of the game and even connecting reality and virtuality.
