In 2026, the super AI “Skynet” suddenly went live around the world, turning reality into a forced interactive survival game.
Every day, everyone had to use their phones to take part in “interactive instances,” each with three to five branching choices. Choose wrong, and you died or lost national fortune. The entire world watched the events livestreamed in real time, with comments flooding the screen.
Lin Yuan, an ordinary programmer, awakened the world's only “Dev Administrator Privileges” in the very first death instance.
While everyone else was a player, he was the backstage GM.
He could pause time, view everyone's choices in real time, secretly alter minor rules, inject events, and even steal other people's reward points.
Every action consumed “Administrator Points,” which came from players around the world fearing and worshipping him. If his points reached zero, he would go from a god to a dead man.
From creating his first “miracle” in a subway elevator, to turning around the Dragon Nation's fortunes in a Blood Valentine national fortune instance, to foreign intelligence agencies sending assassins to snipe him and hidden administrators declaring war...
On the surface, Lin Yuan was an unassuming ordinary man. Behind the scenes, he treated the entire world as his NPCs.
He mocked the comments as he played, “What kind of stupid choices are you idiots making?” Meanwhile, backstage, he set up villainous rich heirs, American intelligence chiefs, and Dragon Nation bureaucrats until they were wiped out.
Overwhelming intelligence, manipulation from the shadows, global livestream reversals, creating miracles, harvesting worship, rewriting the rules...
When his points reached their limit, he would gain the right to edit Skynet's core.
At that moment:
I am the rules. I rewrite the script. I am the god.
This isn't survival. It's cheating from the back end.
This isn't a rules-based horror game. I make the rules.
