When the deadly games of infinite horror descended and the whole world fell into despair, Shen Ye, fresh out of a psychiatric hospital, could only think: This game is really interesting.
Faced with a creepy neighbor who had to keep smiling, he complained that the guy’s smile was ugly.
Faced with an unsolvable female ghost who kept coming back to claim lives, he helpfully coached her on how to sing without going off-key.
Faced with an indescribable Old One, he enthusiastically challenged it to a mountain folk song duet...
While other players struggled to survive in terror, Shen Ye used his wildly unconventional “moves” to turn the entire world of infinite horror upside down, with entertainment value through the roof.
He thought he was here to play a game, until he discovered that the underlying code of this world had come from a project he’d lost control of years ago. The terrifying bosses in those instances seemed to be his “old friends.”
And the real reason the System had brought him, the “mad creator,” into this world was... to save it?
Shen Ye: “Thanks for asking, but saving the world sounds boring. Why don’t we talk about this bug first: how did you turn my senior into a boss?”
