I Save the Tragic Second Male Lead by Coding

Synopsis

"Learn Programming in 100 Days: Hands-On Scenarios" will take you from beginner to giving up (strike that), from novice to master!

Su Luoluo transmigrates into a programming textbook, where the entire world of the book is made up of a massive software system.

To return to the real world, she must alter the plot's code and stop Pei Zi, the tragic second male lead of a cultivation novel, from destroying the world.

Su Luoluo: "Why are you people who study programming suddenly doing a crossover with the novel next door?"

System: "Hands-on scenarios and joyful learning are our mission."

"..."

And so Su Luoluo, a half-baked coder, begins her shaky journey of learning to write code while altering the plot.

An elder intends to berate Pei Zi in front of a crowd. Su Luoluo's fingers fly as she edits the code...

He points at Pei Zi, full of righteous indignation, and declares, "This young man is extraordinarily gifted, a once-in-a-generation genius!"

Pei Zi: ?

A cannon-fodder character wants to duel Pei Zi. Su Luoluo adds a few things between some lines of code...

The man pulls a hideous face, his movements stuttering, and launches into an astounding robotic dance on the spot.

Pei Zi: ...

Pei Zi is frail and sickly. Abandoned by the demons and shunned by the immortal sects because of the demonic energy in his body, he believes he has no hope in this life.

Then his junior sister suddenly appears...

She brings him back from the brink, heals his spiritual roots, and stands up for him in front of everyone...

She tells him that a gentleman must stay true to his principles.

Later, even when his heart and bones are torn apart, even when he is driven into a dead end, Pei Zi never dares take a single wrong step in his life...

[Reading Guide]

· Programming only supports the plot and won't get in the way of reading.

· The original book's male and female leads are not vilified. Each supporting character has their own growth arc. Long live friendship!

· A touch of ensemble cast, mountains of original worldbuilding, and silly chuunibyou antics.

· Thanks for reading =v=

Theme: More skills never hurt.