The coming of heaven will be broadcast live all over the world. One person from each country is randomly selected to be the "National Destiner" - if you clear the dungeon, the country will prosper; if you fail, a natural disaster will strike.
China has picked up an otaku who works as an e-commerce operator.
The world breathed a sigh of relief.
Then they saw Chen Mo push up his glasses and say to the dungeon rules panel: "This wording is not rigorous and there are at least four loopholes."
While the national athletes of other countries were screaming for their lives in strange stories, Chen Mo was carefully analyzing the grammatical errors of the rules.
When the nurse's footsteps approached, everyone froze in place and did not dare to move - Chen Mo knelt down and tied his shoelaces. "The rules say 'the center of mass cannot be displaced', but they don't say you are not allowed to tie your shoelaces."
When the rules read "Survivors will clear the level at dawn" and everyone huddled in the corner waiting to die - Chen Mo asked: "What is the definition of dawn? Which window sees daylight counts?"
Others are following the rules. He's playing with the rules.
Then someone discovered something even more terrifying: Chen Mo was not looking for loopholes in the rules. He is learning - learning how to write his own rules.
"The next copy," he pushed up his glasses, "you abide by the rules I wrote."
