After Seven Days of Foretelling, I Will Bring a Windfall to All of China in the Summer.

Chen Mo, an ordinary intern at the National Academy of Sciences, suddenly got a strange disease one day - he could hear fragments of key information for the next seven days. At first I thought it was an hallucination, but in 72 hours the warning that the solar system would enter the high-dimensional particle belt and that global electronic equipment would be paralyzed exploded in my mind. People who post messages are treated as crazy, and people who ask for help are treated as crazy. Desperate, he walked into the National Security Bureau with handwritten information. At four o'clock in the afternoon the next day, Donghai City "happened" to organize a city-wide earthquake prevention drill. The magnitude 7 earthquake hit as expected, with zero casualties. On the third day, a flight that was about to crash "happened" to be grounded for maintenance due to mechanical failure. As the world plunges into electronic darkness, China's backup power grid lights up ahead of schedule. Foreign heads of state urgently called for help. Chen Mo looked at the "Zhulong" calmly: "Tell them, want to borrow electricity? Bring a lithography machine in exchange." Do you think I'm kidding? No, I just heard the answer ahead of time. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.