Others rely on the system to be reborn, and I rely on the system to watch ads for my rebirth.
Reincarnated into the world of strange rules, others started with S-level talents, while I started with a pirated system. The functions are incomplete, the interface is laggy, and it crashes at critical moments.
The first copy, Midnight Security. The system pops up 15 fatal rules, only 5 of which are free to view, and the rest must be unlocked by completing patrol missions. I bravely went on patrol and was chased by the white skirt for eight corridors before the system popped up a prompt: Rule loophole detected, temporary exemption for 3 seconds. Cost: Watch 60 seconds of commercials. I listened to the undead insurance sales pitch in my head for a minute and survived.
Later I discovered that this pirated system was not disabled - it could detect logical loopholes in the rules, temporarily turn off fatal judgments, and even allow me to modify the underlying code of the copy. Other players memorized the rules, avoided strange things, and prayed for dawn. I was in the corner studying how to bring up the rules editor.
Later, the system popped up another pop-up window: "External intervention detected. Do you want to uninstall and reinstall?"
I clicked "Yes".
All rules fail in front of me. The observer from the Reincarnation Administration stood at the end of the corridor and looked at me and asked me: "Do you want to clear the level - or do you want to rebuild this world?"
I said, "Is there a difference?"
