After the World Lags, I See the Modification Option

Chen Mo discovered this on the 27th day of continuous overtime work. When the progress bar was stuck at 99%, a line of blue text suddenly floated in front of my eyes: [Estimated success rate: 87%] [Status: Modifiable]. With a swipe of his finger, the file was saved instantly. The next day at the subway station, he saw it again: [Real-time occupancy rate: 98%]. He changed it to 45%. When the door opened again, the carriage was half empty. The person left behind held an invisible baby in his arms and a rusty kitchen knife in his hand. There was a blue mark on his fingertips that couldn't be wiped off. Immediately afterwards, my father became critically ill, and the cost of the surgery was greatly reduced. When he was desperate, he understood: the blue words were not plug-ins, but loopholes. Every time you modify it, the world will make up for it elsewhere - a sticker at home disappears forever, and the lights in the room can no longer be turned on. He has to use this loophole to make money. Don't make major changes, as major changes will cause big trouble. He has to be like a thief, stealing only 0.1% Of what "looks more reliable" at a time, sewing these fragments onto his own plan, and gambling for a bonus. He sat in the dark room and watched the blue marks on his fingertips grow into his flesh like tree roots. There were bright lights outside the window, but here alone, it was as dark as if a piece of the world had been cut off. He knows that the price of the next modification is coming soon.