The History of Maze Entrepreneurship from Scratch

Yang Qin, the chief bug tester of Brilliant Interactive Entertainment, encountered an accident while testing "God's Domain" - his consciousness was drawn into an 80-square-meter stone maze. He becomes the labyrinth itself. No hands, no mouth, only a set of system panels that sometimes work and don't work, and an excommunicated nun who he rescued. Players came and thought this was an ordinary copy. They don't know that the walls are alive, the mechanisms are designed by humans, and that the "AI" is actually a former tester - using five years of experience in finding bugs to pretend that he is a normal copy. Not killing people. It's entrepreneurship. Then the system becomes corrupted. A line of words popped up in the garbled code: [0.7% Overlap with ■■■]. Digging deeper after this line of text - the ancient pottery plates, the tombkeepers of the ruins, the cracks deep in the mines - the clues all point to the same truth: "God's Domain" is not a game. It was humans who connected the brain-computer interface to the corpse of a god. And Yang Qin became the first new nerve to grow on this corpse. Entrepreneurship never dies. Even if the company is opened in the corpse of God. [Tag] Game management in another world, farming, imagination, easy infrastructure, monster development