In the endless game known as "God's Domain," every player trembles as they follow the rules, praying for the gods' blessing.
Until one day, Chen Mo, a veteran game architect, is pulled into the game.
Where others see terrifying mechanics that guarantee death, he sees logical flaws in the underlying code.
Where others face invincible ancient gods, he sees a pile of unfinished polygon textures.
When the System alert sounds, "Warning! Unknown error detected. The gods are shutting down for maintenance..."
Chen Mo adjusts his glasses and smiles like a villain. "Since the gods have logged off, this place belongs to me now."
This isn't a fight for survival. It's a dimension-level assault on the system of "God's Domain."
