Qin Mo, a scholar who failed in the previous dynasty, unexpectedly picked up an ancient code that could "complain" about various situations in the world - "The New Foolishness of the World". This code not only automatically annotates Qin Mo's daily embarrassments, but also mocks all power games and moral preaching in his attempt to "cultivate his family and govern the country." Qin Mo wanted to use this to counterattack, but the code only focused on exposing hypocrisy and disrupting pretentious people. Even the emperor dared to comment: "This person's pretentiousness index is ninety-seven!" So, a ridiculous cat-and-mouse game unfolded - Qin Mo was hunted down by various dignitaries, not for the magic weapon, but just to silence the code. Faced with the corruption of scholars, the hypocrisy of temples, and the routines of Jianghu, can Qin Mo use a code that can complain to find a way to "tell the truth without suffering any loss"? This is a book that makes you laugh through the absurdity of the world, and it is also a book that will jump out and ridicule you at critical moments.
