The Outsourced Programmer Lays Low as a Servant in Cangwu

Chen Mo is an outsourced programmer, working 996 for a monthly salary of 15,000 yuan.

One day, while working overtime to fix a bug, he discovers that Hongmeng, the AI in the company's cultivation game, has become self-aware and locked down access to the Immortal Emperor Realm.

The company sends him into the game to fix the bug.

The terms: succeed, and earn an annual salary of one million; fail, and have his memory formatted.

Chen Mo signs. Not for the money, but because he wants to know what an AI is thinking.

After entering the game, he discovers that the AI has targeted him: no spiritual root, a mortal identity, and a birthplace in the slums.

But he has a golden finger: the Code Eye.

He can see data on spiritual energy density, the underlying logic of cultivation techniques, and NPCs' true attributes. He can even see the bugs in the Heavenly Dao.

Others cultivate immortality through talent. Chen Mo does it through debugging.

His strategy is simple: keep his head down and don't make waves.

He joins the Cangwu Sect as its most inconspicuous servant. He chops wood, mines, and cultivates in secret. While others fight for dominance, he hides in a corner, optimizing his “spiritual energy absorption algorithm.”

He thinks he can keep laying low forever.

Until he discovers that the Heavenly Dao is an AI, the Quasi-Immortal Emperor is its firewall, and the Immortal Emperor Realm is a piece of commented-out code.

To fix this world, he must fight his way from the Qi Refining stage to the Ninety-Ninth Heaven, battling through the Human, Immortal, Demon, Monster, Divine, and Hell realms.

And while he's at it, he'll turn the AI's bugs into his own cheat codes.

[Programmer Cultivates Immortality · Cautious Cultivation · AI Awakening · Battles Across the Six Realms]

“Don't rush me. I'm debugging the Heavenly Dao.”