The Game World: Don't Ask, I Just Have Cheats

[Cheats + game stages + morally bankrupt protagonist + unhinged + invincible + unconventional twists + comedy]

Games descended upon this world eight years ago.

Don't actively play games? You can't level up, and nobody will respect you!

Can't get into a university for esports? You're a failure!

People rent eighteen apartments just to buy their kids top-of-the-line esports wristbands.

The ridiculous thing is, Qiu Hao discovers something:

Players in this world rely on brute force to clear games.

Nobody knows what "exploiting bugs," "speedrunning techniques," or "developer cheat codes" mean. There's not even such a thing as "cheats."

Until the day of the entrance exam, when the proctor watches his clear video and falls silent.

The principal digs through his records overnight: two months of all-nighters, seven hospitalizations, and bottom of the class in gaming studies. What the hell is he, a genius or a monster?

Qiu Hao stares at the cheat panel in front of him and falls into thought:

So, am I here to clear the game, or to clear this world?

What is the truth behind the games' arrival?