In 2046 AD, the moment the holographic online game "New World OL" was launched, the consciousness of all logged-in players was trapped, and the real world was completely "gamified" - health bars and levels appeared above everyone's heads, monsters were refreshed in the suburbs of the city, and the system regularly issued mandatory "cleaning tasks". If they were not completed, residents would be randomly wiped out. Players can be resurrected, but natives are permanently dead.
Lin Mo, twenty-six years old, was assigned to the profession [Delivery Person] by the system, and his skill was [Path Planning] developed through delivery of food. He survived in the cracks by being familiar with every "safe route" in the city, until his girlfriend was killed by a player's "monster spawn", and the system judged it to be "normal PVP behavior". He triggered a "BUG" for the first time during an extreme collapse, which temporarily invalidated the surrounding game rules, and was therefore marked by the system as an "error code" that must be cleared.
Joining him are Su Wan, a top player who was ordered to monitor him but eventually defected - the stronger her skills are, the more of the past she forgets; and Jiang Yao, an aboriginal who has opened a noodle shop for ten years and uses a bowl of hot soup to keep the smoke and smoke of the entire street - her ability can make "Reality" penetrates the system's judgment; there are former rebels who betrayed their companions after being brainwashed by the system, there is a humanoid error correction program that lives in the logic of "I am a tool" but begins to cry, and there is the First Knight who firmly believes that "cruel order is better than the freedom of destruction."
When the system announced that "1,000 monsters must be killed in this area within 72 hours, otherwise 100 people will be randomly wiped out", Lin Mo took the initiative to leave the safe area for the first time. He used [Path Planning] to find the only way out for the indigenous people, saved people, and also caused a crack on the system panel—
