This Is Not a Bug but a Game Feature Novel

Chen Ba awakens a game producer system with grand ambitions: to become the godfather of games and revolutionize the gaming industry. However, his dreams quickly turn problematic when bizarre bugs plague his creations. His love simulator unexpectedly evolves into a social dating platform that can manipulate other players, transforming its core purpose entirely. His fighting game develops a sinister feature allowing skills to directly attack opponents' graphics cards, crashing their computers and securing unfair victories. As frustrated players demand answers, Chen Ba insists with unwavering conviction that these are not bugs at all, but intentional design choices he meticulously planned. He refuses to acknowledge any wrongdoing, maintaining that every chaotic feature was exactly as he envisioned it. The players, exasperated by his stubborn denials, desperately plead with him to stop defending the indefensible and accept reality.