Han Mo, a talented young man with severe social anxiety and mild autism, traveled to the world of comprehensive comics where anime characters wandered. His golden finger is very strange - a card drawing system that can only be triggered when he is "alone". The longer you stay in a daze, the deeper the card pool becomes; the more severe your autism, the higher the probability of drawing a divine card. While others rely on talking to win over teammates, he relies on his brain to clear orders and clear dungeons; while others play black and white to form a team, he sits in a corner alone, drains the card pool, and then silently defeats the boss.
In this world, various forces are fighting overtly and covertly to compete for the "origin fragments", and the major animation camps are testing each other, but Han Mo just wants to find a quiet corner where no one will disturb him to draw cards. But unexpectedly, a cunning and evil man behind the scenes focused on him. The man set up a dragnet and used countless calculations to force Han Mo to come out: "A variable like you that does not follow common sense will destroy the balance of the entire world and must be deleted."
Han Mo was forced into a desperate situation and finally said: "If you fight, don't delay me from drawing cards." Then, he drew the entire city's villain camp into his own card pool collection. However, he didn't know that the real purpose of the intelligent villain was far more complicated than he imagined - what he wanted was the source code of Han Mo's system.
