Lin Qi, a 28-year-old programmer at a major internet company, lives by the motto, "If I can slack off, I won't lift a finger."
One day, she's pulled into a System called Infinite Survival Game, becoming the only player on the entire server who lies flat for five minutes right from the start, complains that the instances make her work overtime without paying her, and files a complaint against an NPC as if they were a coworker. Everyone thinks she won't survive the first round, until she uses a "labor-law-violating" move to crash the entire instance System and earn an S-rank clear.
Dark currents surge through the System. Players hunt one another, and the seals are weakening. Lin Qi, the "Player Zero" whose memories were forcibly erased before she was ejected from the System, is retracing her old path in the most unassuming way.
She picked her own teammates: a timid college student with a photographic memory, a retired special forces soldier, and a levelheaded psychologist. Her enemy is someone she knew in her previous life: the game itself. And the "GM" who's been watching her clear the game from behind the screen has been waiting for her for a full hundred years.
