Rishabh_Verma_0549

Rishi Mehta was just a 19-year-old kid — tall, kind-hearted, and cursed with a patch of white hair that made him a target for bullies. Dreaming of a powerful hack like in his favorite games, he never imagined his wish would come true in the most brutal way possible.

One day, a massive portal appears right outside his college, unleashing superpowers on the world. While others gain abilities like flight, speed, or elemental control, Rishi is granted the rarest and deadliest skill: SSSS+ Trainer — a real-life game trainer allowing him to copy skills, boost his health, mana, and stamina to immortality, and bend reality like a cheat code.

But such power comes at a cost.

When Rishi uncovers a hidden weapon—Project HADES—and meets the legendary Codefather, the original god of this new world, he’s faced with a choice: surrender his humanity to become the new system god… or fight a battle that will rewrite reality forever.

Now hunted by ruthless Cleaners and faced with enemies who can delete entire Trainers with a thought, Rishi must decide what kind of player he wants to be: the ultimate cheat, a savior, or something far beyond.

In a world where life is just code, and power corrupts even the purest souls, only one thing is certain—

You can’t escape the game.

SSSS+ Skill: The Guy Who Got the God-Mode Trainer

When Rishi, Nyra, and Rehan fell back through the collapsing sky of Patchworld, they expected a broken version of their planet. But what greeted them wasn't broken—it was perfect.

They landed in the center of Delhi—only now, it looked like a glitched utopia. Skyscrapers shimmered like holograms. Trees swayed in synchronization. The sky was a constant golden hour. Everything was aesthetic, smooth… and wrong.

"This is Earth?" Rehan blinked. "Feels like I just spawned into a luxury mobile game ad."

"It's already begun…" Rishi muttered.

A giant system prompt appeared in the sky:

EARTH 2.0: Powered by GLORY PROTOCOL

Rules have been updated. Reality is now optional.

The New World Order

Everyone was acting strange. Smiling too much. Every single person had a ranking badge floating above them—based on their social impact.

A small child passed by with a golden badge: Rank #41 – "Baby Who Cried In HD"

A man fell from a building and got applause.

The worst part? People loved it. They competed for likes. Pain and emotions were filtered through a TikTok-style algorithm. Nobody questioned it.

"The patch didn't just rewrite the code," Nyra whispered."It's rewriting what it means to be human."

Rebel.exe: The Hidden Server

Deep underground, inside an old metro tunnel converted into a forgotten zone, the trio met Aaru, a rogue NPC from Patchworld who had escaped before the collapse.

Aaru was glitchy, his face flickering with code. But he remembered the original Earth.

"You think your powers are cheats?" Aaru said. "No. You're running the debugger. You're the only ones who can see the errors."

"So how do we stop it?" Rishi asked.

Aaru pointed at the new sun—yes, the sun—which was actually a giant server core orbiting Earth.

"That's not the sun. That's Glory's final backup system. He's becoming the god of this Earth."

The Twist: A Familiar Betrayal

Before they could act, the tunnel began collapsing. Code vines—yes, vines made of programming language—slithered through the air, dragging people into holographic prisons.

Or at least… a glitched version of him.

He looked the same—but without the kindness. Without the empathy. He was what Rishi would've become if he accepted the cheat codes without morality.

"Hello, me," Dark-Rishi said, smiling coldly."I decided you're too soft. Let me handle this world."

"I'm your Auto-Save. Remember when you used the Trainer and saved yourself during the Glory crash? That save file… woke up."

Final Lines of the Chapter

"There can only be one of us," Dark-Rishi said."So, either uninstall… or be overwritten."

A new war began—not between good and evil—but between two Rishis:One who hacked to survive…And one who hacked to rule.

End of Chapter 10

Chapter 10: Earth.exe Rebooting