What Blue Moon?

Ugh...

When An Shunwang opened his eyes again, it was already two in the afternoon. Staring at the dimly lit room, he sat there in a daze for nearly half an hour before slowly getting up.

Housing prices in San Francisco had already been driven higher than those in New York, and rent near the city center was ridiculously expensive. An Shunwang's main goals in working here were to accumulate experience and repay his loans, so naturally, he wasn't willing to spend much on housing. He had chosen a place with relatively convenient transportation but an atrocious physical environment.

The place was near the subway, and the rumble of trains could be heard every few minutes. It was damp, mold had already appeared all over the walls, and the lighting was dim. Without turning on the lights, there was barely any difference between night and day...

After turning on the lights, An Shunwang dragged his exhausted body up to wash and brush his teeth. After working overtime for more than forty days straight, he hadn't enjoyed a leisurely day at home in a long time...

What should he do?

After washing up and gnawing on a piece of butter bread, An Shunwang fell into deep thought. Only then did he realize that, after all his busyness, he had absolutely no idea what to do with his free time...

Maybe he should play a game...

After thinking for a long while, An Shunwang ultimately chose the standard pastime of a coder...

There was a reason programmers were so often labeled as losers. There were plenty of demanding jobs in this world—lawyers, doctors, people in finance. Their work intensity was no lower than that of people in the IT industry, but most of them still chose social activities for entertainment. Those with