When artificial intelligence scientist Levi deciphered the consciousness transfer technology, he glimpsed the chilling truth: the universe is a self-programming super system, and human civilization is just an experimental code that has been running for five thousand years. History is no accident—Huang Di's compass, Guan Zhong's advanced reforms, Wang Mang's radical experiments, and Shen Kuo's astronomical insights are all traces of the systematic infusion of knowledge through selected "conduits."
Holding the brain-computer interface that travels through time and space, Levi chose to hack into the historical source code. But every intervention triggers a "rejection reaction" in the system: the historical record is automatically corrected, and reality begins to be reorganized. During the time travel, he discovered a "Guiguzi" organization that has been secretly passed down for thousands of years, and learned that the system is conducting the ultimate test on mankind - proving that civilization has the ability to create independently within a hundred years, otherwise it will be reset.
From Shen Kuo's stargazing room to Wang Mang's entrance, from the final defense at the Yellow Emperor's Mausoleum to the coming-of-age ceremony among the stars, Li Wei leads mankind to face the cosmic moral dilemma: If free will is an illusion, where is dignity? If history can be modified, where is the truth? And behind the system's cold calculations, there seems to be complex expectations for "imperfect creation"...
This is a civilized defense spanning five thousand years. The grading criterion is not the strength of the technology, but whether you still choose to create beauty, cherish fragility, and plant a garden among the stars after knowing that everything is set. When the test is over, humans will make a choice: continue to be docile NPCs, or become creators who write new code?
