404? Violence Starts from the Underlying Code

Lin Yuan was a social programmer who had been exploited by an unscrupulous company for three years. After he died suddenly after working overtime, he accidentally found that he had entered the Xianxia reskin mobile game that he personally maintained, and became a level 0 loser - no spiritual roots, with only 5 combat power. Just when he was about to delete his account and practice again, an astonishing vulnerability surfaced: as long as he used code logic to trigger the server protocol vulnerability, he could extract the virtual resources in the game into the real world. A piece of the lowest level spiritual stone? Get a real-life value of several thousand dollars. A rejuvenation pill? It can reduce the swelling of work-related injuries on the construction site overnight. Lin Yuan, who holds the underlying rules of the server, decided not to cultivate immortality. He would use the information gap and the logic genius of programmers to make money in the game while silently making a fortune in reality. However, his resources soon caused a series of chain reactions: his level 0 account's crazy use of high-level resources triggered an internal review by the game company, and the wealth that appeared out of thin air put him at risk of exposure. What's even more troublesome is that the underlying architecture of this seemingly ordinary reskinned mobile game, Taichu, hides secrets that go far beyond the code rules themselves, involving a group of early builders who have long been forgotten. From a level 0 loser harvesting wool to the administrator of the Taichu server - the road to realizing resource realization was far longer than he imagined.