In the depths of the internet lies a mysterious realm known as the "Hacker Forbidden Zone," where danger and secrets intertwine.
Qin Ce, a gifted hacker who rules the internet under the name "Hidden Dragon in the Dark," is aloof and keeps a low profile. By chance, he intercepts a mysterious encrypted data packet, only to discover that it contains a shocking secret capable of upending the entire internet. In an instant, he becomes the target of a hunt by forces on all sides. His peaceful life is shattered, and he is dragged into a bloody covert cyberwar.
While cracking the data packet, Qin Ce faces a fierce attack from a mysterious force. Malicious scans and malware surge toward him like a tide. But with his exceptional intelligence and superb skills, he deftly holds his ground and breaks through the first layer of encryption, only to uncover mysterious code pointing to critical internet infrastructure around the world. At that moment, a group of mysterious people raid his hideout, and Qin Ce makes a narrow escape.
During his flight, Qin Ce meets Ye Li, a female hacker skilled in network security defense. The two join forces to seek the truth and gradually unmask the mysterious organization "Dark Night Phantom." They discover that the organization is plotting a large-scale cyberattack, and the data packet is the key.
To stop the conspiracy, Qin Ce and Ye Li form the "Dawn Alliance" and launch a counterattack against the "Dark Night Phantom." In the fierce cyber battle, both sides trade blows. Just as Qin Ce is planning to break into the enemy's central command system, an anonymous warning email leaves him caught between two choices. Should he keep risking everything to stop the "Dark Night Phantom," or should he worry about triggering the "Doomsday Destruction Program"? This difficult choice will determine not only the fate of Qin Ce and the others, but also the future of the global internet
The sense of immersion is strong, but there is no storyline at all. After reading a few chapters, I still haven't figured out what happened. Just find someone to develop it. I mentioned it many times, which is a bit long-winded.