Also known as: Doomsday Drift: On Error Resume Next
"On Error Resume Next" is an ancient BASIC language instruction, which means "If an error occurs, continue executing the next line." This is her core attitude towards the world.
She firmly believes that she is trapped in an epoch-making open-world RPG game that she cannot exit.
She is not eager to push the main plot, but is obsessed with unlocking various strange achievements and improving NPC favorability.
She spent several days just to repair a music player on a street corner, unlock the achievement "DJ in the Ruins", and watch the "NPCs" around her (actually other survivors) stop and feel satisfied.
She regularly delivers pure water to the silent old scavenger, thinking that this is to increase the favorability of the "mysterious old man" and expecting him to give hidden tasks.
The "player's" realization: When another real survivor asked her: "We are in danger, why can you be so relaxed?"
She answered seriously: "Because this is a game. Have you ever seen a game that you can't pass? At most, it's just a little more difficult to save. The important thing is the experience process. Look, the sunset here and the modeling are so beautiful."
The apocalypse is no longer a hotbed of despair, but a vast playground filled with secrets, easter eggs, and endless possibilities. Her weapons are not guns, but an inexhaustible curiosity and an almost naughty courage.
Concept: When the world becomes closed, a free soul reopens the "play" for it