Lin Xiaofan died suddenly and unexpectedly and became an emperor of the Ming Dynasty.
Lin Xiaofan felt as if his heart was tightly grasped by an invisible hand, and then suddenly thrust into a high-speed centrifuge to spin wildly. On the 27-inch monitor in front of me, densely packed codes swam and magnified like twisted tadpoles, eventually blurring into a dazzling white light. The 72 hours of typing on the keyboard, the buzzing of the air conditioner, and the project manager's "Didi" prompts frantically @him in the DingTalk group were suddenly replaced by a sharp buzzing sound coming from deep within the skull.
