Deep Space Tinker: I Change the Code in the Background of the Universe

The universe is not naturally generated, but a super program that has been running for tens of billions of years. Today, servers are aging, memory overflows, and bugs abound. The laws of physics are breaking down: gravity will suddenly disappear, the speed of light will be slowed down by network latency, and black holes will become texture bugs. Shen You, who lives on a "garbage star" at the edge of the galaxy, originally wanted to be a scavenger waiting to die, until he picked up a dilapidated handheld console - the [Administrator Debugging Terminal] lost by the gods. While others were practicing psychic powers and transforming prosthetics, Shen You pushed up his glasses and turned on the "developer mode": "The attack power of this lightsaber is too high? It doesn't matter. I'll modify its material parameters. Now it's a staff." "The protector of the imperial fleet. The shield can't be penetrated? Don't worry, I'll put a 'network delay' on them and let them freeze in place. "Is that monster invincible? Wait a minute, let me check its source code... Oh, it turns out that this is a junk file that has not been cleared. Right-click to delete it!" So, in this universe that is about to suffer a blue screen of death, Shen You embarks on a journey to repair the world with a violent mecha who firmly believes in physical therapy, a cyborg brother covered in pop-up ads, and an anti-virus software that has evolved from a pixel pet into a world-destroying goddess. "God said, let there be light. I said, let there be light, but in my coordinate system, the speed of light is defined by me."