When the end of the palace fight is "Basic Physics", when the trump card for usurping the throne is "Introduction to Sociology"——
Lin Jian, the administrator of high-dimensional civilization, in order to repair the history that was tampered with by time travellers, she reduced the dimension and became the deposed queen of the cold palace. Her mission is not to compete for favor, but to use scientific methods to "civilize anti-virus" for the empire: compile the laws of mechanics into mental formulas, use statistical models to disintegrate conspiracies, and establish the first "knowledge enclave" in the cold palace that transcends the logic of imperial power.
However, there are colleagues lurking in the darkness. The fallen administrator "Night Crow" controls another set of rules: he sells illusions, creates miracles, and turns people's hearts into puppets - using psychology and communication to create a crazy empire of faith.
When Lin Jian's disciples used geometry to dismantle the Night Sky Immortal Palace and used chemical formulas to decipher the Blood and Tears Stone Tablet, Night Crow chuckled in the shadows: "You teach them to doubt God, and they will eventually learn to doubt everything."
And the final judgment from high dimensions is counting down: "Your intervention itself is pollution." Will the fire sown by Lin Jian become a ladder for civilization's leap, or a fuse for destruction?
This is not a palace fight, this is a dimensionality reduction attack.
This is not a usurpation, this is a restructuring of the rules.
When the first "Petition of Rights" signed by craftsmen and farmers is put in court, all the power in the old world will collapse into ashes in the formula of rationality.
(Note: The full text has a total of about 30,000 words, 14 chapters, and a tight rhythm. Each chapter contains subversive wits and ideological confrontations. It is suitable for readers who like the macro layout of "Lord of the Mysteries", the historical weight of "Return to the Ming Dynasty to Be a Prince", and the dimensional crushing feeling of "The Three-Body Problem".)
