I opened my eyes to find myself in an imperial examination hall, with my life hanging in the balance.
But can someone tell me why the extra question in the Great Zhao Dynasty's imperial exam was, of all things: “If the first part is odd, the second part is even, then ___?”
One answer turned me from a prisoner into a favorite of the emperor, and made me the thorn in the side of the entire court's powerful nobles.
In the Golden Throne Hall, the young emperor pointed at a strange “sacred object,” pure white from end to end and without a single seam, and demanded with murderous intent, “This is the supreme sacred relic left behind by the Ink Sage. No one has been able to move it for thirty years. Gao Yang, if you can make it perform a miracle, I will grant you a meteoric rise. If you cannot, you will have deceived the emperor!”
I looked at its familiar outline, so unmistakably modern and industrial, and fell into deep thought.
How was I supposed to tell him that turning this thing on required a language they had never even heard of...
And that the startup command was especially... embarrassing?
Anyone there? I need an answer, and fast!
Not many exciting places, just average.
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