Doomsday Retrospection System, I Can Correct Every Tragedy

The world was paralyzed overnight. There were no zombies or viruses, only humanity falling into the abyss. Lin Yan, a 24-year-old architectural designer, was bound to the [Apocalyptic Retrospective Correction System] on the first day of the collapse of the order - not relying on killing monsters to upgrade, or signing in to stock up on goods, the only way to become stronger is to save the dying, protect the fire of civilization, and correct the tragedy of the apocalypse. You get points for doing good, and zero for doing evil. He saw with his own eyes that good intentions were trampled and innocent people died tragically, and he set a rule from then on: no saint, no cold-bloodedness, no indiscriminate killing, no indulgence in evil. While others were robbing supermarkets, killing each other, and surviving in an ignoble way, Lin Yan was using architectural knowledge to transform safe houses and using retrospective prediction to avoid every betrayal and death. From an apartment to a base, from a five-person life and death team to a thousand-person Spark City, he does not build a harem or call himself an emperor, but only does one thing: re-establishing order in the purgatory of humanity. But backtracking comes at a cost. Every large-scale error correction accelerates the process of the end of the world. The moment the sky cracked, he realized that the end of the world was not a natural disaster, but an experiment on human nature that lasted thirty-seven times. The system is not a golden finger dropped from the sky, it is the last error correction program of civilization. And he is not the chosen one, but the "Adapter No. 0" Selected by the experiment. From self-rescue to rescuing others, from forming a team to building a city, from fighting against humanity to fighting against foreign gods - Lin Yan spent ten years proving that civilization does not need guardians, civilization needs everyone. "I'm not a hero. I'm just a designer. I designed safe houses, bases, cities, civilizations. But most importantly, I designed the future."