Lin Che, a former professional e-sports player, once fell from the top to the bottom due to a final that was ruined by a "headlock". When he fell asleep drunk with hatred for cheaters, he was involved in an infinite battlefield called "Purification Game" - every copy here is a battlefield of "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds" with twisted rules. Among the participants are hidden "violators" who carry real-life cheats, system cheats and even modify the rules. Ordinary players are just "data chickens" waiting to be slaughtered. If they fail, traces of reality will be erased.
Fortunately, Lin Che awakened the "Code Retrospective Eye" and was able to see through the operating logic of the plug-in, mark its cooling time and energy flaws, and was even immune to forced locking. From then on, he is no longer a prey to be slaughtered, but a hunter who specializes in violators: he uses airdrop signal waves to disrupt the vision of the clairvoyant, uses the poison circle mechanism to interrupt the rhythm of the teleport, and relies on psychological games to undermine the trust of the cheat team.
But as the hunt deepened, Lin Che discovered an even more horrifying truth—battlefield managers were actually the biggest "beneficiaries of cheats," and the so-called "purification of violators" was nothing more than a scam to filter out "emotional fuel." Should I trade my purification value for a way out, or should I risk everything and overturn this infinite rule of cannibalism? Lin Che had only one answer: hunt down all the traps first, and then break this whole situation!
