When "optimization" is no longer a resignation agreement, but disappears in a physical sense, the entire building of Eternal Group turned into an inescapable purgatory of rules on a Monday morning.
Product Manager Lin Mo - a veteran who has been in the company for seven years and is proficient in shirking the blame and finding loopholes in the system - accidentally discovered that his best "workplace survival skills" have become the hardest currency here. Weird rules are everywhere: the printer automatically spits out paper with the time of death, the overtime meal accurately reproduces the meal that everyone misses the most, and the mirror in the tea room will reflect himself with inconsistent expressions. The system releases one fatal game after another called "performance appraisal", and the loser will be taken away by HR for "optimization".
In the unpredictable camp game, Lin Mo relied on his almost instinctive sense of loopholes in the rules to lead a group of imperfect ordinary people to survive in the brain-burning dungeon. However, when they finally broke into the core of the system, Lin Mo suddenly discovered that the initial code that created this hell was actually a line of idealistic instructions he wrote seven years ago.
The phrase "I want to get off work" that runs throughout is not only the ultimate password to trigger the backdoor of the system, but also the ultimate price a creator pays for his creation - since I started the game, I will end it.
