Lin Fan, a social programmer, was tortured by the "wolf culture" every day and doubted his life. Until one night when he was working overtime late at night, a pop-up window suddenly popped up on his computer screen: "Congratulations on being selected to participate in the internal beta test of 'Blessings Unlimited'. If you refuse, your entire year-end bonus will be deducted." The next second, he fell into an absurd world of unlimited streaming. There are no zombies or monsters in this copy, only a suffocating workplace hell:
In "The Everlasting Meeting Room", he must face a monster leader who constantly overturns the plan. He must use his "talking skills", "blame shifting" and "painting pie" skills to generate a meeting minute that satisfies everyone in order to escape;
In "Office Building at Three in the Morning", he needs to avoid the "optimization monster" that specializes in devouring employees, and find the colleague who is always changing plans;
In the copy of "Colorful Black", he had to deal with a Party A BOSS who only asked for metaphysical needs, otherwise he would be trapped in the draft revision cycle forever.
While others awakened to the roar of dragons and tigers, Lin Fan awakened to "Excel macro programming", "emotionally stable fake smile" and "cross-department kicking the ball". He gathered former advertising copywriters who were driven crazy by Party A, 007's programmer who knew everything, and retired HR who had seen through everything to form the "Anti-Involution Alliance" and use workplace wisdom to crack the copy. However, as he progressed through the game, Lin Fan discovered that the mastermind behind the game actually pointed to a major Internet company in the real world known for its "blessings" - and the ultimate reward of the game was to redeem his "freedom of life" that was mortgaged by the system.
