The Locked Ruins

This book is, in my opinion, the best book on cultivating immortality, bar none. A programmer traveled to the world of immortality and used Python to survive the catastrophe? What kind of magical idea is this? I thought it was a purely funny article, but after reading dozens of chapters, I found out that it is not only funny, but also irritating, not only irritating, but also easy to cry. The protagonist Lin Mo is really interesting. Before time travel, he was a top system architect in the country. His life motto was "all bugs will eventually be fixed", and then he was thrown into the world of immortality by an LED screen. When he woke up, he found that he had become the good-for-nothing young master of the Tianfu Sect. He was at the third level of qi training, lower than the outside servants. He was being whipped on the execution platform by Senior Sister Bingshan Su Yueli. In any other novel, the protagonist would be panicking at this point. But Lin Mo's reaction was to calmly point out the logical loopholes in the trial procedure, leaving everyone present speechless. I was thinking: There is something about this guy. Then he started to use code thinking to dismantle the talisman. Others rely on understanding the world and controlling the pen with their thoughts, while others rely on dismantling the underlying logic, reconstructing the rune structure, and optimizing the energy flow path. What others see as ghostly symbols, in his eyes is a code system that can be disassembled and optimized. While others used second-level talismans to produce second-level effects, he used first-level talismans and added a few lines of "code optimization" to directly produce base-building damage. The three levels of qi training are leapfrogging to build a foundation. You taste this refreshing feeling and savor it carefully. But what really hooked me was not the coolness, but the emotional line inside. Su Yueli, the senior sister of Tianfu Sect, a genius at the Golden Core stage, as cold as ice. The person she hated the most in her life was the useless young sect leader, who she wanted to whip every time they met. But as Lin Mo used talismans to resolve crises time and time again, her attitude changed from disgust to confusion, from confusion to scrutiny, from scrutiny to - she began to protect him. When he was in a coma, she sat outside the door of his courtyard all night, telling the whole sect with her actions: If you touch him, you will touch me. He said he was going to break into the ancient killing array, but she only said four words - "I'll go with you." The relationship between these two people is not a vigorous one, but a tacit understanding at the code level. Lin Mo is always calculating the success rate, and 43% is worth a try. After Su Yueli finished speaking the data, she drew her sword and stood in front of him without saying a word. Her dual-wielding skill of drawing talismans with her left hand and holding a sword with her right hand was something he had trained since the life-and-death moment on the tenth floor of Guixu Tower. There are synchronization symbols attached to their wrists, and they can sense each other's heartbeats even though they are thousands of miles apart. He said that she was "the most stable variable in the world" and she said that he was "a bug fixer" - this is the most programmer-like and romantic confession I have ever heard in my life.

Fortunately, you can take a look at it, for a sense of rhythm It's a good time to take a look, you'll be surprised.