The New Workplace Star: Livestreamed Nationwide as La Qianqiu Tears Into...

The moment the camera turns toward the interview panel, La Qianqiu taps the keyboard, and Python code flicks across the screen like a serpent's tongue, weaving a web of data. Before Zhou Zhentian's sneer can even land, a visualization model bites back. His remark, “A second-tier college grad can't even use Excel,” becomes a joke flooding the comments. Millions of viewers pour into the livestream to witness a head-on clash over academic credentials and ability.

Once an outsider in the workplace, he awakens a supernatural ability during a variety-show livestream: algorithms are weapons, and code is a blade. Faced with scripted team conflicts, celebrities' backroom dealings, and fake geniuses carefully manufactured by capital, he breaks through with logic and strikes back with technology, time and again. AI optimizes supply chains, blockchain secures original works, and psychology unravels the mysteries of online traffic... Every reversal is like peeling away another layer of a false world to reveal the bloody truth beneath.

But behind every victory, the cost quietly mounts. The million fans who leave are the fallout of the collapse of trust he set off himself. The glory of topping the trending charts for three days means a complete break with mainstream public opinion. And the triumphant moment when he helps push through legal reforms also means he has no way back.

When livestreams become weapons and data becomes justice, can humanity still tell whether the path to truth lies in algorithms or in people's hearts?