The Game I Wrote Invaded Reality

The game invades the city + male and female protagonist + backdoor cheat + eye of data + AI counter-hunt. He was a numerical planner who was laid off by his former boss. He started with nothing - but the whole city was covered by the game he designed. Look at everyone's data panel, and even the refresh points of monsters are drawn for you. The price is that the AI ​​balance is positioned in real time, and you get one step closer every time you use it. The deceased mentor is the culprit, the single heroine is a time bomb, and it takes five pieces to disable the game. The protagonist of other invasion novels is "reborn and then kills back". The protagonist of this book is - I wrote the code and I debug it myself. The most ruthless part of this book is not the golden finger, but that it is always settling accounts - using one ability to increase a little abnormal value, and reaching 60 is the red line for being chased by the scales. Lu Zhixing was risking his life every time he cheated, which made people's palms sweat. The sentence "living people are more valuable than data" was buried from ch25 to ch27: the scale only recognizes living people, and the half-data body cannot even touch the door. It's cool, and it's so cool and logical. Chased.