Becoming the Creator God in an Infinite Game

Song Yishu was a veteran programmer: three years working 996, five years changing requirements, an expert in Java from the basics to the grave, and a master of deleting the database and running away. While working overtime one night, he bent down to pick up an eraser and fell into an unfinished, infinite-loop erotic game his company was developing. At the brink of death, Song Yishu looked at the boss in front of him, whose shadowy form was made of ones and zeros, and resolutely typed a loop on the keyboard in his hands. "...You could've told me I had developer privileges!" From then on, something even stranger than a half-finished beta game appeared: A programmer with developer privileges who kept creating bugs. * [Texture error] A volcano and a snowy plain overlapped, becoming a sacred realm no one dared to enter. Song Yishu: ...Whatever. It's just distant scenery behind an invisible wall, so... nobody can get there, right? [Insufficient frame rate] Everything the gods said and did was an illusion. No one knew their true form. Rong Zhaoshu: ...Oh, forget it. As long as it moves, it's fine. What kind of hardware are you expecting, anyway? [Character clipping] A being who glides through the air and passes through walls, the owner of a higher-dimensional plane, walking beyond the rules and looking upon all things as ants. Rong Zhaoshu: ...I'm done. It's not a big deal. Whoever handles collision physics can be the sucker. [Character encoding error] Impossible to look at, impossible to speak of. A bizarre language that seemed to belong to another world, like an existence from a higher universe. Rong Zhaoshu: ...Garbage characters, garbage characters, garbage characters. Hey, what happened? Why am I all garbled too? * Rong Zhaoshu is weak and helpless, but very good at writing bugs. His motto in life: If you see a program running, that's good enough. Don't ask why it's running, and don't ask how it started running. A celebratory salute to this new world, where no coworkers are forcing him to change the requirements. His unfortunate coworkers, who entered the game with him: Stop writing bugs, please. Don't you think the game has gotten even weirder after you changed it with your bugs? Rong Zhaoshu: ??? What's weird about it? Isn't it great? Everything's running fine, and not one program has thrown an error! tips: 1. You don't need to know programming to understand this. Most of the bugs I write about are bugs from games. 2. I'm not a computer science major, but I'll try to research things before I write them. By "research," I mean playing games (x 3. It probably won't be too scary. Long-press to bookmark and help Song protect his retreat! [Description captured on 2021.10.20] Theme: Hello, World.