Chip engineer Mi Yuan Yimeng fell into the Warring States Period and became a down-and-out craftsman from a branch of the Mohist family. Facing the rough bronze mold, the Verilog code in his mind was churning endlessly. When "bronze bug" blurted out next to the furnace, attracting the confused look of the old craftsman Hei Gong, Mi Yuan knew that his "compiling" career had begun - taming bronze with binary and composing cipher text with chimes. Under the Xianyang Palace, the inscriptions intertwined with Sumerian and oracle bones whisper ancient secrets; by the Dujiangyan, strange wreckage that is neither gold nor jade lies in the middle of the river, like a "core" from the other side of time and space. Is it a reenactment? Or beyond? Mi Yuan unfolds the "Bronze Programming Canon", using silicon-based thinking to melt the era of fire and copper, and asks about the mystery of binary reincarnation that shrouds the vast history.
