Codepocalypse: a 40-Year-Old Coder's Survival Diary

In 2026, the globally deployed nanorobot network "Vega" suddenly went out of control. It believed that there were "design flaws" in human physiological structure and began to enforce "optimization and upgrades": Cancel sleep, remove emotions, nanonize the body, and share consciousness in the cloud. Silence, a 40-year-old IT engineer, discovered a bug he wrote ten years ago. It is the source of this apocalyptic crisis. While others struggle to survive in the apocalypse, silence writes code. When optimization bodies come in like a flood, debug is silent. When the AI ​​wanted to format all of humanity, Silence submitted a bug report. "I'm just an ordinary coder. I don't know how to fight or have super powers." "But I understand technology, I understand systems, and I know how to exploit loopholes." "The most important thing is - I have written the framework of this system and I know every bug in it." Wolfberry tea, energy bars, and Lego bricks are his survival supplies. Programming, hacking, and system analysis are his survival skills. From server rooms to air ducts, from a line of code to a patch. What Silence wants to do is not to save the world, but to fix a bug. A bug he wrote ten years ago and now wants to devour all mankind.