My name is Jiang Xu. I was originally a programmer who worked overtime every day until I was bald. Until one day at three o'clock in the morning, a thousand-year-old female ghost named Daji floated into my living room. It must be said that I am a descendant of Jiang Ziya. What's even more outrageous is that she told me that the ancient artifact, the Divine Whip, was broken into seven pieces and scattered in every corner of modern society—U disks, Buddhist beads, laptops, and even one piece turned into an ancestral jade pendant on my chest.
Now, we are being hunted by a pack of shape-shifting code hounds, and the way to save the world is for me, a social creature, to rewrite the underlying code of the real world. Daji sat on my gaming chair with her legs crossed, and while scrolling through Douyin, she urged me: "Hurry up, the next fragment is at the top of Mount Tai. After grabbing it, you have to come back before Monday to submit the report to your boss."
Highlights of this book:
· Programmers kill gods with code, and the keyboard rewrites the way of heaven
· The hilarious daily life of classical mythological characters breaking into modern society
· The global treasure hunt triggered by seven fragments of the God Whip
· The ultimate collision between the hidden truth of the Fengshen List and technological civilization
