How to Cultivate This Immortal?

Luo Lin, a programmer who died suddenly, traveled to the world of immortality. He started in a shabby thatched hut and a pottery bowl with a cracked mouth, and was on his way to death from starvation. He first set a small goal: to fill his stomach. The social fear otaku plunged headlong into this era of prosperous immortality. He first listed three core questions for himself: How to grow spiritual rice to get the highest profit? What is the safest way to hide from the boss? How can you live till the end of time without working overtime? He used the golden finger as a code warehouse, split the elixir formula into function calls, and calculated the time and space complexity in practice. While others were fighting for opportunities, he was recording logs to catch abnormalities; while the bosses were fighting for life and death, he was repeatedly reconstructing his own framework for cultivating immortality. When encountering difficulties, he always muttered: "Obviously the local run is going well..." His life creed is: "The key to a problem is to find the key problem." "Programmers who don't know how to PUA themselves are not good immortal cultivators!" This is an alternative immortality story that takes the word "gou" to its extreme and uses version management and unit testing to conquer the world of immortality. Easy and slow heating, non-toxic and cruelty-free, suitable for meals.