After traveling through time and being an orphan girl from a run-down noble family with a debt of 500 gold coins, Alicia's only golden finger is a broken treasure-catching system - she can only catch three times a day, and all she can find is moldy bread and rusty gears.
Until she dug out an ancient coin in the family secret room, the system suddenly mutated: [Ding! 'Definition' authority fragment detected... Activating uniqueness path...]
Only then did she realize that the world was sick. Steam mechas and weird creatures coexist, mechanical ascension and flesh and blood distortion go together, and the end of all extraordinary sequences points to tampered rules.
When the evil whispers try to contaminate her, Alicia backhand "defines" the noise as an invalid command;
When the ancient noble used a forbidden ritual to summon disaster, she directly rewritten the ritual logic and made the altar swallow the caster in reverse;
When the outer gods tried to tear apart the barrier of the world and came, she smiled and raised her pen——
"In accordance with Article 0 of the Reality Definition Act, I declare that your entry application will not be approved."
Later, the girl who was the enemy of the whole world stood outside the world barrier, looked at the endless void and whispered to herself:
"If the rules of this world are a game full of loopholes...
Then I am the only programmer. "
[Weird Steampunk + Sequential Promotion + Definition of Reality + Decisive Killing]
——This is a war about who is qualified to "define reality."
(Has been written and is being archived)
Reader comments
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Could you please give me a single, a hundred, and get married?
It's beautiful, why are there so few comments?
It's slow to catch on and develop slowly, but it's good for this type of writing to develop slowly. There are a lot of detailed descriptions, and the sense of immersion is quite good, but sometimes the descriptions are too redundant.
Looking forward to future development
Looks good, no one commented? Could you please give me a single, a hundred, and get married?
It's beautiful, why are there so few comments?
It's slow to catch on and develop slowly, but it's good for this type of writing to develop slowly. There are a lot of detailed descriptions, and the sense of immersion is quite good, but sometimes the descriptions are too redundant. Looking forward to future development