Ye Han, an ordinary game tester, somehow got swept up in the closed beta of the full-dive online game Ark of Destiny. The game bills itself as “the most brain-bending game ever,” and every player has to rely on their wits to survive until the end. From the start, Ye Han skipped the tutorial and casually picked the good-for-nothing “Bard” class, only to unexpectedly activate a hidden golden finger: [Logic Breakdown]. It’s powerful, but also downright underhanded. Whenever Ye Han uses cheesy lines, sarcasm, or any move that breaks the rules, enemy abilities get trapped in an endless logical loop. At best, they misfire; at worst, they blow themselves up on the spot. The game’s villainous big shots are all brilliant, laying one trap after another, only to be taken down by Ye Han’s bizarre tactics. Others rely on deduction to outsmart their foes. Ye Han does it with his mouth. The whole server is asking: Where did this Bard come from? Ye Han answers with a grin: “I just write bugs.”
