Helping the Chaotic God of Creation Patch Things Up Again Today

[Content Warnings]

1. Overall tone: Primarily lighthearted, funny, silly, and heartwarming, with very little serious survival peril.

2. Romance: Two female leads, from bickering to staying by each other's side. Their relationship develops gradually, with no male romantic involvement.

3. Plot style: Focuses on outsmarting challenges and solving creative puzzles. There are few fight scenes, and they aren't gory. Problems are solved through imagination and teamwork.

4. Key elements: Includes a System, gamification, and Fourth Disaster elements, but the System becomes a friendly assistant later on.

5. Potential issues: Supporting characters make sacrifices, such as Tielu, but these are handled warmly. There are humorous interactions across species and between humans and machines. Overall, it is an idealistic, uplifting ensemble story.

The whole world was forcibly loaded into an absurd game, and former game designer Zhong Yuwu just wanted to lie flat and live a peaceful life.

That was until she got bound to the most unstable System in the world: Tan Jishen, a god who delighted in chaos and loved making monsters dance the tap.

The survival (and mutual sabotage) of a control freak and a chaos-loving troublemaker begins.

"Could you stop exploiting System bugs?"

"Then make the boss finish its tap dance first."

A lighthearted adventure about saving the world with a rolling pin (?), fighting absurdity with snark, and beating bugs with bugs.

And what about accidentally raising a god along the way?

Zhong Yuwu says: First, I didn't raise her. Second, she made the first move.

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