When burning life becomes your superpower, how many times do you dare to use it?
Wang Lei, 35 years old, is a typical social animal. In an accident, he gained the ability to pause time - at the cost of literally burning his life.
The first time he used it, he won the game, but almost lost his life.
Lying on the hospital bed, looking at the red eyes of his wife and children, Wang Lei locked the stopwatch that could pause time into the drawer.
If a miracle requires shortening your life, then don't do it.
He began to return in the way he was best at - managing his body like a project, and dismantling the game like writing code.
· Make the game into a data analysis report
· Compile your opponents' habits into a "code library" and predict every choice they make.
From the "tactical board" on the sidelines of the company's internal competition, to the substitute players in the city league, to the "brain-type" players in the professional invitational tournament.
There is no flying and escaping, only scalpel-like passes.
There is no hot-blooded explosiveness, only terrifyingly calm tactical predictions.
When the media calls him "the professor who plays with his brain," only he knows that the real superpower is never to pause time, but to live a double life in a limited time.
This is a heroic journey for ordinary people:
Use project management to plan recovery, use data analysis to crack defenses, and use the wisdom and persistence of middle-aged people to fight a beautiful and long-term battle on the field you love.
