I Became a Great Emperor by Writing Code

Han Yun, the author of the book, died suddenly after staying up late to code, and traveled to a post-apocalyptic world of high martial arts invaded by aliens. The sky is torn apart, the realm gate is coming, human beings are retreating steadily, and the population of tens of billions has dropped sharply to one billion, huddled in the last twelve fortress cities and lingering. And the original owner he possessed was a loser who couldn't even break through the body tempering realm. Han Yun unexpectedly discovered that writing online articles can help you gain cultivation. The accumulated number of coded words determines the realm: 10,000 words for tempered body, 100,000 words for qi and blood, 500,000 words for true qi, 1 million words for qi, 3 million words for artistic conception, 6 million words for realm, 10 million words for holy body, 15 million words for Martial God, and 20 million words for great emperor. Every positive review will reward you with a one-time ability (King Kong Indestructibility, Shunpo, Sky-breaking Fist... Is useless after use); every negative review will force you to recycle your cultivation level, which can range from a loss of skills to a loss of power in severe cases. Monsters roared outside the city, and warriors fought hard at the top of the city. Others rely on working hard to practice, while Han Yun relies on seeking praise for his practice. Enemies came to the door, and he vomited blood while typing: "Wait! Let me send a single chapter to ask for good reviews -" A bad review made him fall from the Gang Qi realm back to the Qi and Blood realm, and he collapsed on the spot: "Who scolded me? I have to go out of the city to kill monsters tomorrow!" Many years later, Han Yun finished coding the 20 millionth word, became the Great Emperor, and smashed the invader's mothership with one sword. When the reporter asked him the secret, he said expressionlessly: "Thank you to the readers and my shamelessness in asking for good reviews."