Cultivation: I Can Fix Bugs

Before transmigrating, Ling Yue was a workaholic programmer. He unexpectedly fell into a cultivation world built on "Origin Computing Power" and became a good-for-nothing with no spiritual roots. But he discovered that he was actually a "conglomeration of rule loopholes" capable of resonating with every bug, and that the old wooden abacus beside his pillow was the remnant soul of an ancient guardian's assistant, "Suan Shu."

In the cultivation world, discarded pills, incomplete techniques, and damaged formations are all rule bugs. Using his programmer's logical mindset and an abacus as his tool, Ling Yue fixes bugs to accumulate computing power and turn trash into treasure. Starting by pilfering from his sect's abandoned stores, he gradually unlocks the truth behind the ancient rules. He must evade the pursuit of the Compliance Alliance, who view bugs as heresy, while joining forces with the Rulebreakers and neutral sects to resist the erosion of energy from beyond the domain and the schemes of ancient remnant souls.

From the Qi-Attraction stage to the Deity Transformation realm, Ling Yue maintains his bottom line with an attitude of "letting things slide." Alongside his sharp-tongued abacus, Su Qingyue, a descendant of those from beyond the domain, and Chu Mingxuan, a descendant of a traitor, he goes from a drifter seeking only to survive to a "Guardian of the Rules" who reconstructs the rules and protects all worlds. As he repairs Heavenly Dao-level bugs and exposes the truth behind the collapse of the rules, he embarks on a cultivation comeback packed with satisfying thrills and heartfelt warmth.