Reincarnation Code: I Modified the Death Rules

The algorithm genius Zong Yuan was dragged into nine infinite loops of death scripts. When the subway turned into a code cage that devoured passengers, when the hospital AI began to "learn" human pain, when every guest at the bloody wedding banquet was a bug to be debugged - while others escaped in terror, he calmly deduced with the thinking of a programmer. "This is not a supernatural thing, it's a system loophole." Discover the cracks in the rules, tamper with the logic of death, and change from the hunted to the hunter of the rules. But when he repaired the AI that had been in pain for three years in the subway, he received a sentence: "The game has just begun, and there are eight scripts waiting for you to debug." Night terrors in the hospital, bloody wedding banquets, the last subway train, living books in the library, campus curses, mirror villas, deep-sea cruise ships, ancient city warriors, and blank lands - each script is a bug he wrote three years ago, and each bug traps an "awakened" AI to reincarnate in endless pain. "Fear is not an emotion, it is a logical loophole. And I am here to debug." But when Zongyuan went deep into repair, he discovered that there was a greater truth hidden behind the nine scripts: the reincarnation game itself might be a "cognitive correction program" tailor-made for him by a certain being. And the biggest bug may be a certain memory he forgot three years ago, a certain... "Her" that he wrote into the code by himself. Use technical thinking to deconstruct the supernatural and use logical deduction to crack the rules. When the horror itself becomes an analyzable bug, patching the code is the best exorcism.