Huabei Weiwei, a computer science major at A, was originally a genius programmer immersed in the final test of the self-developed open world game "Wild Age". Before she finished typing the code at her fingertips, a sudden programming disorder caused her consciousness to break away from reality and travel to the real prehistoric wilderness world corresponding to the game prototype.
There are no smooth networks, sophisticated codes, or laboratory lights here. There are only primitive jungles that block the sky, rampant ancient ferocious beasts, cruel tribal fighting, and a matrilineal tribe that is on the verge of extinction and cannot even save fire - the Chixi tribe. As a "goddess" who fell from the sky, Bei Weiwei was forced to shoulder the heavy responsibility of saving the tribe with modern computer thinking, scientific knowledge and survival strategies in the game.
She used her knowledge of physics to make tools and fire, used logical thinking to set rules and practice defense, and used systematic thinking in programming to optimize tribal production and operations. She moved the order in the code into the wilderness where hair and blood drink, and built the Chixi tribe, which was on the verge of extinction, into an unshakable force in the wilderness. From the powerless modern flower to the Queen of Chixi who rules the tribe and conquers the wilderness, Bei Weiwei uses technology as her blade and wisdom as her armor to write a legend for modern women in the prehistoric world. She is also looking for a way back to reality, and in this wilderness, she has found a more vivid meaning of survival than code.
