I Used Code to Modify the Primordial World

Programmer Chen Mo drops dead from overwork and is reincarnated as a blade of grass in the Primordial World.

Unable to move or speak, he watches as someone is about to trample him to death. “Ding! Chaotic spiritual energy detected. Would you like to set up a Wi-Fi hotspot?”

From then on, everything goes off the rails. He starts livestreaming and recruiting users, and in three months builds the Alliance of Ten Thousand Immortals into a force of forty thousand. Sages gather to watch, Kunpeng gets humiliated, and life is sweet.

Until he discovers the truth: Hongjun and the Heavenly Dao have been refining each other for thirty thousand years, and both are deadlocked.

Chen Mo grins. “A deadlock? I know those. Let me reboot you.”

Hongjun is gone, and the Heavenly Dao returns. Chen Mo thinks he can lie flat at last.

Then thirteen ancient gods, older than the Sages, awaken.

“Submit, or die.”

Chen Mo looks at the eighty thousand people behind him, then at the newly unlocked [Low-Level Interface to the Heavenly Dao Protocol].

“Three days should be enough to write some code.”

So, what do you think? Does the ancient gods’ underlying system have any bugs?

[The most outrageous programmer, rewriting the wildest Heavenly Dao.]