"Man, it's so hard to keep a low profile..."
Everyone else struggles with foreign languages, but Ye Feng picks them up with the ease of collecting stamps, mastering more than a dozen and speaking them as fluently as his native tongue.
You're all proud of your executive titles, but Ye Feng just writes a program that puts an AI in the CEO's seat. Starting from scratch, he turns the company into a household name, then enjoys his freedom.
Top-tier bioscience is supposed to be profound, right? Ye Feng casually jots down a formula that leaves scientists wide-eyed, then cracks the problem with ease.
The entertainment industry is a cutthroat world, but what does Ye Feng do? He writes some code, runs an analysis, and lets artificial intelligence compose a hit song. Popular music comes to him effortlessly.
Beautiful women all seem to navigate straight to his side. Tell me, why is a programmer's charm so unfairly powerful these days?
As for his romantic luck, what can you expect when tech geeks are so popular now? Ye Feng, the charismatic face of the programming world, naturally attracts one admirer after another.
So don't let his programmer exterior fool you. Hidden behind it is his mysterious identity as a spacetime programmer, a talent that makes it impossible for him to keep a low profile.
It's just all kinds of embellishments and rhetorical techniques, playing with words and getting nowhere. It's tiring to watch and troublesome to listen to. The story loses its flavor and it's all about showing off your skills. This should be the ability of AI to train text arrangement.
Is this similar to a brain in a vat?
Poisonous, but not poisonous.
It's interesting