Chen Wu entered a holographic survival game.
When other people enter the game, they are all accompanied by the system, dressed in magical costumes, and accompanied by beautiful women. He entered because the game's reputation was so bad - he was the bad planner who had been scolded by players for three years.
It's fine now. The words players scolded him all became game settings: Is the boss value set too high? In his first copy, he was chased and slashed by the boss. Is the equipment explosion rate too low? He couldn't even pick up a novice wooden sword. The most deadly thing is the "emotional value" system that he forced into the game - the more violent the player's emotional fluctuations, the weaker the combat effectiveness. Now this thing is being applied to himself, and the real-time display shows: the fear value is 87%, the regret value is 94%, and the desire to strangle his past self is 100%.
To make matters even more troublesome, he realized something was wrong with the game.
The NPC will secretly ask him "Can you really see us outside?" A certain guard who was supposed to take a fixed route stood in the same place for three consecutive days in a daze. In the corner of the dungeon, someone was carving words on the wall with his fingers - the words were carving coordinates that did not exist in the game code.
Chen Wu originally just wanted to pass the level alive and go back to continue his plan of being scolded. Until he saw where the coordinates pointed - a hidden map that shouldn't exist, a door engraved with the pinyin of his real name.
What was behind the door, he didn't know. But he knew that he was not the one who designed this door.
