On the night when Jiang Chi was laid off, he worked overtime until eleven o'clock, and the elevator sent him to a floor that shouldn't exist.
Midnight Hotel, fire axe, faceless janitor - he survived for four minutes and thirty-seven seconds, split in half.
Then the system compensated him N+1.
Yes, this hellish place where people are thrown into horrific dungeons and tortured repeatedly has labor laws. If you die, you will be compensated, and your consciousness will be resurrected without being broken. After resurrection, you will be sent back to die.
Jiang Chi discovered a bug: as long as he died repeatedly, he could get compensation repeatedly and unlimited resources.
Fang Yan, the system operator, came to the door overnight and begged him not to cut it out - the replica system had been in debt for ten years and would go bankrupt if he tried to cut it again.
So Jiang Chi got an outsourcing contract without five insurances and one housing fund, specifically responsible for purchasing copies that were about to collapse, plugging loopholes, clearing bad debts, and collecting compensation from dead people.
Others enter the dungeon to survive.
Jiang Chi entered the copy to check the accounts.
Midnight Hotel, Doomsday Train, Ghost School Monthly Examination, Abyss Live Broadcast Room... Every copy is a bad debt, every NPC is a temporary worker with unpaid wages, and behind every corpse is an unclaimed N+1.
And Jiang Chi is the first person in the history of the dungeon system to play a horror game as a financial audit.
"This copy lost 800,000 resource points?"
"Don't worry, I'll take care of it."
——The story of a laid-off employee working in operations, auditing, and raking in the system in a horror dungeon.
The copy is scary, but Party A is even scarier.
