Lin Zhou was originally a top programmer in reality. When he died suddenly while working overtime, he actually traveled to a world that appeared to be cyberpunk but was actually shrouded in a huge virtual reality like "The Truman Show". Everyone was trapped in a cage called "Script". He is bound to the only "reality correction system", and the core cheat is "bad code": every time he deliberately slacks off and refuses the system's mandatory tasks, he can reversely hack into the world's backend and gain god-level abilities. His initial identity was a low-level code repairman who was suppressed because he refused to repair Ye Daheng's AI. He will use the God's perspective of a programmer to see through layers of virtual "scripts" and discover the reality at the edge of the world - such as the "King Kong River" cargo ship connecting various quarantine areas, the hidden real physical coordinates; the ancient races such as the "Giants" descendants hidden in historical archives, becoming his key allies in overthrowing the rule. He will challenge the entire world's programs, carry out dimensionality reduction attacks from the code level, and let all "actors" break free from false reality. The core selling point is that programmers use their most familiar code abilities to carry out extreme cracking and reconstruction in a world where virtuality and reality are intertwined, using junk as a weapon. The target readers are cool writers, rigorous logic types and technology enthusiasts. The path to coolness begins with pretending to be lazy at the bottom level, but actually coding penetration. After confronting program administrators, discovering the truth about world history, gradually upgrading technical authority, and finally directly rewriting the underlying rules of the world; the core value is to reveal the truth, protect pure truth and pursue freedom.
