Untie the Pulse

CERN condensed matter physicist Ye Xuxu traveled through time and became a handyman disciple in a wasteland mining area. His meridian affinity was zero, and he was sent to the depths of abandoned mine veins to process slag. He discovered that he could see things that others could not see - those "remnants of meridians" who were despised by the world. There were regular collapses hidden deep in the meridians that were as precise as millimeters. This is not a random crash, it is a deliberately encrypted source code running. Ye Xu decompiled the exercise bugs from the useless people and patched them piece by piece. For each solution, a fragment of the standard library is restored. But as the patch coverage passed the critical point, he sensed that the entire world was wrapped in a translucent encryption layer—the Cult of Zero was watching him from the dark. They are not Encryptors, but fear exorcists who have welded the locks shut: as long as the standard library exists it can be restored, so the power system must be completely eliminated. The mining area was closed. Ye Xu took the survivors of the patch network and fled to the land abandoned by the gods, where the last words of the first batch of decompilers were hidden - the encrypters were not the enemy, but the sealers. Under the encryption layer, there is a certain existence that even the Gui Zero Sect does not dare to call by its name. The thousand-year spokesperson of the Encryptor wakes up and is given two choices: seal the ascension channel and maintain encryption forever; or force the ascension and bear the consequences. Ye Xu refused to choose one of the two - he decompiled the Ascension Passage itself. The patch network paid the price of burning one-third of the nodes to open the cracks for him. Ye Xu stepped into the passage, passed through the last barrier of the encryption layer, and saw what was outside. He turned back and sent back the last batch of data: Passed the first level. The second level awaits him.