Quantum Pigeon's Thousand Layer Universe

Shanghai programmer Lin Xiaobei picked up an injured homing pigeon with a USB flash drive tied to it, and unexpectedly discovered that it could fix code vulnerabilities. He modified a pigeon cage with a router and found that pigeon droppings can conduct electricity and the brain wave bandwidth far exceeds that of the company's servers. On the eve of Double Eleven, the world's largest hacker organization, Sons of Darknet, paralyzed the Alipay system and extorted hundreds of billions of Bitcoins. Lin Xiaobei strapped VR glasses and conductive feathers on pigeons, built a biological server on the rooftop, and used the pigeons' bioelectricity to fight the virus. When hackers attacked the Shanghai power grid, 20 pigeons swooped down on the transformer box, extinguished sparks with their wings, and retrieved network cables with the hacker's logo printed on them. Lin Xiaobei followed the clues and went to the Suzhou River Warehouse, only to find that the man behind the scenes was his college roommate Wang Hao who had stolen his graduation thesis. At the moment of the decisive battle, a pigeon's flashing feces was accurately thrown into the hacker's server, forcing a loop of cat-like meows to help the police capture the suspect. At midnight on Double Eleven, pigeons formed a wifi icon and hung over Lujiazui, using their feathers to transmit 5G signals to save the trading system. A year later, Lin Xiaobei founded the Ge Internet company, and Shen Ge became a top live broadcaster. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.