Three months ago, Chen Ye was the No. 1 Server in the global gunfight competitive game "Eternal Battlefield" with the ID "Yeshen" and held three world championship trophies. Three months later, he retired and retreated to a village in the city, pushing a pancake stall and standing at the entrance of the kindergarten, taking care of Tangtang, the six-year-old daughter left behind by his comrades. It's not that he doesn't want to be a god, but that he picked up a strange DAD system: the system claims that only when he becomes a qualified father can he unlock the permission to "see bugs in the world". At first, Chen Ye thought it was a scam software, until he saw a dead cat in the flower bed of the community, with green data floating on the cat: "DAD 1.0 | Player permissions: Father | Anomaly source: Player test". How can a cat be "test data"? How could a warm community of nanny dads be related to death? In order to keep Tangtang's ordinary life, he sells pancakes during the day and treats the entire city as a large replica at night. The lies above the heads of passers-by, the afterimages on the surveillance cameras, and the hidden "subroutines" in the kindergarten parent group are all readable codes in his eyes. In the past, Ye Shen relied on his marksmanship to kill people, but now Chen Ye relies on blame-shifting, blocking, and a little shamelessness to deal with the high-end players hidden in urban ghost stories. But he didn't know that the real villain was lurking in the parent group of the same kindergarten. The most perfect dad in the school had secretly written a "hell-level copy" for Chen Ye alone.
