Lu Li traveled to a desperate world where strange resurgences and old rulers were rampant. But in his eyes, the world is not the end of the world, but a huge grass-roots program with poorly written code and full of bugs.
The indescribable S-class taboo creatures in other people's eyes were just models with "wrong textures" and he could just stick them with tape. The Ghost Realm of Death, which frightened the Special Affairs Bureau, was just an "infinite loop" code logic in his eyes, and the process could be forcibly ended by knocking down a wrench. In his eyes, the god-level sealed artifacts* that the world is fighting for are just "toxic but functional plug-ins."
In order to keep this broken server from going down, Lu Li had to turn into a humble "maintenance worker", purchasing materials at his own expense, and even stretched himself to repair the loopholes.
However, in the eyes of the world: He is the supreme god walking on the abyss. He tore apart the evil god with his own hands, used his mortal body to suppress restricted areas, and even burned his own life source (actually a nosebleed due to overheated CPU) to save the common people!
The director of the Special Affairs Bureau burst into tears: "Master Lu not only helps us eliminate demons for free, but also sacrifices his precious life... He is so great!"
Lu Li wiped his nosebleed and looked at the red letters of error messages all over the background. He sighed helplessly: "This broken world must be rebuilt sooner or later!"
This is a story about the savior of "cognitive misalignment", who transformed Cthulhu into a cyberpunk, and finally discovered that he was the biggest bug.
Reader comments
As far as writing skills are concerned, it is not a blank text, but detailed descriptions that last for too long will be a bit bloated. Furthermore, in terms of plot, I don't think it has the ability to continue to attract readers (that is, the reading motivation is not very high at the beginning, and the subsequent twists and turns seem like a leather bag)
As far as writing skills are concerned, it is not a blank text, but detailed descriptions that last for too long will be a bit bloated. Furthermore, in terms of plot, I don't think it has the ability to continue to attract readers (that is, the reading motivation is not very high at the beginning, and the subsequent twists and turns seem like a leather bag)