Xiu Xian: I Shouldn't Have Written This Line of Code in the First Place

Li Fan, an independent game producer, died suddenly on his keyboard after working for three days and three nights in order to fix a vicious bug in his game, which is known as "the most hardcore immortality game in history." When he opened his eyes again, he found that he had traveled back to his own game. The good news is that he didn't die, and he traveled through time and became the protagonist of the game. The bad news is that in order to make money, he designed the protagonist to be a handyman apprentice who could be killed by the plot at any time. This is a cruel world that has not yet been developed: The spiritual energy is thin, the lives of mortals are worthless, and the righteous demon sects are bleeding like rivers in order to compete for resources. Li Fan looked at the deceptive settings he had written and just wanted to slap himself twice. Fortunately, he is the only developer of this game. Others rely on talent to achieve immortality, while he relies on finding bugs to achieve immortality. … Facing the Tribulation-Transcending Heavenly Thunder, Li Fan: "Don't panic, there are gaps in the collision volume of the terrain here. Just jump three times against the corner to get into the invincibility point." Facing the peerless old demon who cannot be defeated despite all his efforts, Li Fan: "His ultimate move moves forward for 0.5 Seconds. If you stab him three inches below his ribs with this stick, you can forcefully interrupt the spellcasting."