Data Arbiter

Programmer Lin Beichen died suddenly while working overtime. I didn't drink Meng Po soup, I didn't walk on the road to hell—when I woke up, I found that I had become a ball of data. To be precise, he traveled through time and became the "Data Arbiter", the underlying system module of "Data Era", the game he participated in developing. Not players, not NPCs. It is a small part of the **system itself** that is still fixing bugs at two o'clock in the morning every day. Other time travelers: practice martial arts, fight monsters, pick up girls. Lin Beichen: Issue tasks, change data, and dig holes for players. Other time traveler cheats: The system gives skills. Lin Beichen's golden finger: He himself is the system. He found that he had the authority to modify the rules of the game - mission rewards, monster refreshes, and equipment attributes were all within his authority. He also discovered that he could use players to do his job. A triple commission for a task chain, netting 580DE in one night - equivalent to three months' salary. Just when he thought he had finally reached the pinnacle of his life—— A message popped up: "DA-07. I know what you're doing." Signature: E-002. ——The recipient of the scheduled task he set three months ago. ——The last piece of insurance he buried for himself before crossing over. ——Now, it comes to your door. Tags: #fourthnaturaldisaster#systemtext#socialanimalcontrast#holographiconlinegame#programmertravel#funnyeasy