Programmer Lin Chuan died suddenly while working overtime. When he woke up, he found that he had entered the junk online game "Abyssal Age" that he had just uninstalled.
This game has long been discontinued, and the server has been transformed by hackers into a "death cage" - NPCs will devour players' consciousness and be wiped out when they go offline. The rules are full of traps.
In despair, Lin Chuan awakened the talent of [Bug Insight]: he could see the code loopholes at the bottom of the game with his naked eyes. After submitting each bug, he would be rewarded for repairing it, but the repair might also cause even weirder "logical mutations".
While others are fighting monsters and upgrading, he is looking for bugs all over the world.
Others were being chased by NPCs, and he relied on "infinite copying of gold coins" to fight back and kill the entire server.
As more and more bugs were fixed, Lin Chuan discovered that "Abyssal Era" was not a game at all, but an "erosive anchor" placed by advanced civilization in the real world.
The day the last bug was fixed, the game world collapsed, but a giant tree made of code grew in the real world.
Lin Chuan stood on the top of the tree and smiled at all mankind: "Sorry, I've fixed your reality too."
