Computer Instruction Manual

The 24-year-old Keiji is a social beast who works hard on 3D models in a cubicle. Staring at the screen for seventeen or eight hours a day, with bloodshot eyes and unwiped coffee stains on my fingertips, just to keep my job amidst Party A's father's "re-examination". Until that night when he worked overtime until three in the morning, he irritably typed out a line of illegal instructions in front of the screen full of code, trying to secretly add a hidden easter egg to his model. The next second, the entire screen burst into dazzling white light, and he and his chair were dragged into a real game built with flesh and blood and rules. Here, players have to avoid invisible hunters in the twisted ruins of the city and trade their lives for survival chips. Keiji soon discovered that the modeling ability that he relied on for survival turned out to be a "plug-in" that could distort the rules and reconstruct reality - he could make walls appear out of thin air, rejoin broken steel bars, and even predict the movement trajectories of hunters just like adjusting model parameters. But this "plug-in"... He actually tore up the manual? ! Still burned? ! But when he relied on this ability to escape death again and again, and approached the core truth of the game step by step, he was shocked to realize that from the moment he stepped into the game, he was already a pawn on someone else's chessboard. That seemingly accidental code input was actually a well-planned attempt to lure him into a trap, and his modeling talent had been written into the script of this game since he was born.