My Game Logic Breaks The Sci-Fi World

Pei Guang thought he was beta-testing the ultimate immersive game: a sci-fi adventure called \"Bad News.\" Now, he's stuck in a collapsing space station, battling alien legions, and everyone around him – especially the exasperated March 7th – thinks his constant gamer-speak about \"HP bars,\" \"quests,\" and \"favorability\" means he's clinically insane. But what they don't know is his \"game logic\" isn't madness; it's a literal cheat code. His flimsy wooden sword can effortlessly 'execute' elite monsters, 'lurking' makes him invisible to overwhelming forces, and even rummaging through trash cans yields valuable \"loot.\" He's accidentally discovering game-breaking mechanics in a reality that insists it's not a game. But as he levels up and the threats grow, a terrifying question looms: If this isn't a game, what happens when he inevitably \"dies\" or tries to \"log out?\"