I Turned the Company into a Game

It was discovered that the company's elevator overload alarm was actually a "copy number verification", the punch-in machine was a "daily sign-in to receive subsistence allowance", and the boss's roar was judged by the system as a BOSS skill "all staff morale -10%" - the world of programmer Lin Mo suddenly turned into a huge workplace game. In order to avoid being laid off, he formulated the most outrageous survival strategy in history: crazy fishing. Taking detours, being in a daze, watching short videos, hiding in the toilet for ten minutes... All "lazy behaviors" are wildly rewarded by the system. After figuring things out, he became the only administrator in the company. Now, all 32 floors of the building are suffering in the "efficient working copy" he designed. Other administrators downstairs are watching eagerly, the headquarters commissioner hides secrets, and there is a server in underground B3 that constantly synchronizes data to the outside... Lin Mo, holding the thermos cup, said something to the system: "What I am best at in my life is breaking the rules."