Reincarnation#gendertransfer#different world#data flow#changemarriage#light novel
After the middle-aged programmer Link died from overwork, he was reincarnated as Lin, a 14-year-old girl in a different world, and received the "omniscient eye" that can see through the data of all things.
In this world of swords and magic, panel attributes determine everything—but what Lin sees is much more than just numerical values.
She can see the operating logic behind skills, the ancient truth hidden in equipment, and even the digital fluctuations of other people's emotions. While others are pursuing the peak of power, Lin is using a programmer's thinking to decipher the underlying protocols of the world: Why does magic need spells? Where did the career system come from? Those phenomena called "miracles" are just lines of parsable code in her eyes.
From a loser in the academy to a chess player behind the scenes, starting from the identification of a rusty axe, she gradually came into contact with the ultimate secret of the world - the so-called magic continent was actually a virtual prison written by a lost civilization. And her mission is to give all prisoners the authority to rewrite their fate under the watchful eyes of the gods and the system.
Reader comments
The world view is huge, but the pace is too fast. I feel that the early plot can be slowed down a little, so that the protagonist group can have more descriptions of their growth [Learned]
666, The protagonist group has not been together for long, but why do they feel like they are going to fight the BOSS?
It's okay, but the pace is a bit too slow, and there's nothing particularly exciting about it. I'm mainly unhappy.
The world view is huge, but the pace is too fast. I feel that the early plot can be slowed down a little, so that the protagonist group can have more descriptions of their growth [Learned]
666, The protagonist group has not been together for long, but why do they feel like they are going to fight the BOSS?
It's okay, but the pace is a bit too slow, and there's nothing particularly exciting about it. I'm mainly unhappy.