The world is shrouded by invisible “Rule-Tale” domains, each governed by a set of absolute rules that seem reasonable but are, in truth, deadly.
• [Midnight Subway]: You must give up your seat to the “invisible passenger” on the last train, or you’ll be lost forever in an endless tunnel.
• [Apartment in the Mirror]: If you see a reflection that isn’t yours in the mirror at three in the morning, do not answer it, or it will take your place.
• [Blood-Red Supermarket]: Sale items must be paid for with “memories.” Forgetting will become your greatest luxury.
The authorities establish the “Rule Response Bureau,” whose highest principles are: understand the rules, obey the rules, use the rules.
But Lu Jianwei, a newly recruited intern, sees the “truth” no one else can during an S-rank Rule-Tale incident: beside every rule floats a mass of twisted, writhing black gibberish. When he instinctively “repairs” one section of it, the core rules of the entire domain are rewritten, and the crime scene instantly becomes a safe zone.
At that moment, Lu Jianwei understands: his ability isn’t obedience. It’s coding.
As he uses this ability to become the authorities’ strongest “wall-breaker” and closes in on the truth behind the world’s transformation, the gaze from the deepest reaches of the Rule-Tales finally settles on him, this “BUG.”
A vast web woven from rules of a higher order begins to tighten around him. And the last comment Lu Jianwei sees in the backend code reads:
[Administrator privileges activated… Welcome back, Creator.]
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A strange story about rules. The author has a lot of imagination and various strange rules. It is a very good novel.
The novel written by the author this time is more interesting than before. Hope you keep it up