Refactoring: from Bugs to Heaven

Introduction to the novel "Reconstructing Another World" Chen Mo, a 996 programmer, died suddenly and traveled to a different world. When he opened his eyes, he was chased by a corrupt giant wolf, only to find that the world in his eyes was all code - Warcraft was the process, and magic was the API. He conveniently fixed the array out-of-bounds vulnerability of the giant wolf, and the wolf became lame. After being rescued into a small border village, he couldn't bear it: he reconstructed the blacksmith's forging algorithm and rewrote the inn's satisfaction system. The small village quietly transformed, but it also disturbed the "law of heaven". Shen Qingli, a female cultivator from the Tiandao Sect, was ordered to kill those who violated the law, but she saw Chen Mo squatting on the field ridge to help the old farmer debug the irrigation system. "What are you doing?" "Debug. The code in your world is too rough." The cracks in Shen Qingli's faith began to appear. What Chen Mo really wants to fight is the "abyss corruption" that is more terrifying than the way of heaven - an out-of-control program that devours the world. She faces a choice: maintain the old order, or protect those who reconstruct the world? Beside the bonfire in Luoye Village, Chen Mo typed the first line of code: if(world. IsBroken){world. Reconstruct();} He didn't know the result, but he knew that the world needed a complete reconstruction.