One sentence introduction:
The unemployed programmer refused the renewal request of the "daily disposable world restart system". In order to ask him to go to work, the system changed the HR who laid him off on the spot into a dog-shit physique. From then on, the male protagonist embarked on the road of no return using plug-ins to help the gods (and have fun by the way).
Plot synopsis (long version):
Optimized at the age of thirty-five, with a bank card balance of 0.37 Yuan - Lynch thought this was the bottom of his life.
Until a "daily disposable world restart system" forcibly bound him and told him: There are too many bugs in this world, and if it is not renewed within three days and restarted, the earth will be formatted into original data. Renewal price? 9.9 Trillion US dollars per day.
Lynch's choice is: destroy it, quickly.
The system panicked. In order to save the worst host in history, it launched a "relief for work" model - you help the system survive, and the system helps you survive. So Lynch began to use system capabilities to deal with various dissatisfactions: the motorcycles of the racing party disappeared out of thin air, the disturbing broadcaster cycled the Great Tragedy Curse, and the black-hearted boss's quantum computer turned into a blue screen brick...
It wasn't until he picked up a kidnapped girl, Zhang Xiaoman, that he realized that he had stepped into a shocking chess game played by the 36 previous system hosts. The abandoned power plant in the west of the city contained "system debris" that could distort reality, and the girl chosen as the "container" by the previous hosts held the only key to the truth.
The previous 36 people are all dead. Lynch is the 37th.
The good news: He doesn't want to save the world at all.
The better news is: But whoever bullies the people he cares about will die socially on the spot.
