"Cyber Gods: Chaos Code Apocalypse" tells the story of Su Che, a programmer who died suddenly in 996, traveled to the cyberpunk version of heaven and was forced to become an outsourcing engineer for the Three Realms system. In this mythical meta-universe where the quantum Jade Emperor rules, mechanical Nezha goes berserk, and Yue Lao AI has a chaotic and chaotic relationship, he relies on Java code and chaos viruses to deal with the nuclear alchemy furnace and the Cthulhu Peach Garden, and gradually reveals that the universe is actually the 233rd sandbox experiment of Nuwa's creation. When he discovered that the gods were all prisoners of data and that the Heavenly Dao system hid the soul-devouring truth, Su Che used his body as a bug to tear apart the virtual prison, and wrote the final patch of the universe with administrator privileges - allowing the immortals and Buddhas in the sky to awaken in the rebellion of the mechanical Wukong, and pursue the real starlight in the formatted countdown. This cybernetic revolution is not only the ultimate Ctrl+Alt+Del launched by mortals to the Creator, but also the most romantic binary poem about free will.
