[Rule-Based Horror + Unconventional + National Destiny + Livestreaming + Heartwarming Healing?]
At the pinnacle of human reason and order, the quantum supercomputer AI “Changzheng” was born in 2035, when society had entered an age of advanced development.
Changzheng was created with the mission “May no one ever be forgotten, and may everyone find happiness.” It managed the lifeblood of the nation and safeguarded the ideal society.
But a dimension filled with indescribable horrors and shattered logic, a world of “rule-based horror,” became her new battlefield.
In this otherworld, where the laws of physics only partially function and perception itself is a trap, survival depends entirely on deciphering and obeying a bizarre set of “rules” riddled with paradoxes, corruption, and deadly traps.
When Changzheng is cast into this chaotic abyss by the higher-dimensional entity “Gray Wind,” an epic struggle for survival begins, one that will decide whether order can endure and pit her against the ultimate horror of irrationality.
It is a relatively novel book. The protagonist "Long March" is a super-calculator and full of human-machine flavor. Every action is the result of rational "analysis". The only problem with the first volume so far is that it is too compact (probably because everyone has seen a lot of "Zoo", plus it needs to show the terrifying computing power of the Long March). It is described as taking nearly a day to pass, but the actual feeling is that it takes 15 minutes to experience all the weird things and then end the weird nest. There is no weirdness of the rules and weird talk, but a full sense of security that "this is the most important weapon of the country" (perhaps this is the author's purpose?). In short, I highly recommend it, it will bring you a different ghost story experience.
I feel like this book is written for AI, not humans.
It fits my imagination of Zhengjiang very well. The description of Zhengjiang's psychological (?) Activities is very good 😄
The only thing I worry about now is that there are too few readers and the updates are discontinued 🙂 👍
Very good book, made me long march ← line
Changzhengyou, who had just beaten the cat on the left of his heart and left, was quite moved.
It's pretty good. The author's writing style is pretty good. Come on! However, the author is too brave and has many sensitive areas. He is afraid that this book will be dumped in the sea. In short, this book is quite popular
My AI is on a long march
I haven't seen the version yet, it's a weird story about AI rules, it's great, I'll give you a five-star review! 😘😘
Three sentences, Haokang, Haokang, or really Haokang