Lu Fan has never believed that "workers are superior to everyone else." Working for someone else is simply out of the question for him. On the surface, he's a good-for-nothing young man who slacks off at internet cafes and rides shared bicycles. In truth, he's the uncrowned king feared by hackers around the world.
After awakening the [Eye of Truth], Lu Fan can spot every code vulnerability and understand the logic behind any network defense at a glance. He can also see through people's schemes and weaknesses, easily devising the optimal solution to crack them.
When a multinational corporation sets a research trap and locks away its core data, leaving a pair of genius sisters in dire straits, Lu Fan arrives as a "temporary worker," crushes the system's defenses, unravels the conspirators' tricks, and effortlessly carries the whole team to victory.
Top hackers and tech tycoons are no match for him. Starting out as a low-level temp, Lu Fan turns the tables and harvests global capital, foils every conspiracy, protects those he loves, and builds a technology empire of his own, step by step.
He was never a good-for-nothing. He just couldn't be bothered to act!
- Extremely fast pace: complete awakening + first battle + establishment of power within 10 chapters, no procrastination - Goldfinger adaptation: The Eye of Truth perfectly fits the hacker theme, and the insight into vulnerabilities is intuitive and easy to understand. - The cool points are stable: pretending to be a pig to eat the tiger, leaping over the level to crush, and the villain outwit and slap in the face, in line with the audience expectations of cool articles - The pattern rises quickly: quickly cut into the international hacker game from a small scene, with a sense of suspense