Reborn, I Break All Laws with Code

Yuan Meng, 26 years old, full-stack programmer. At two o'clock in the morning, I finished modifying the eleventh version of the code, clicked deploy - and then died at my workstation. He should have just logged off. But at the last moment when his consciousness disappeared, he saw a door. In the middle of the door is endless starlight, and behind the door is a different world with a purple sky, double moons hanging over it - and a group of talking rock-skinned humanoids. In this civilization where technology and immortality coexist, the human race uses a combat power evaluation system to quantify strength, the elves use spiritual power to fly to defend themselves against enemies, and the machine race is trapped in the Genesis Spire after being betrayed. The seven races maintain a fragile balance, and war is about to break out. Yuan Meng has only one golden finger: reverse analysis. In his eyes, any exercise is a logical system that can be dismantled, understood and recompiled - the exercise is the code, and the practice is debugging. From the rock skin technique to shrinking, from the physical training of the Disha clan to the cross-racial growth system, he reduced dimensions in a programmer's way to attack this world that explains everything by "comprehension" and "fate." But he gradually discovered that Star Gate did not send him here just to let him fix bugs. A deleted log, a consciousness trapped in an iron cage, a mechanical girl whose wrist occasionally loses synchronization - all clues point to the same direction. **The star gate is opened. Someone remembers what the Stargate is. **