AD 668. The first year of Tang Zongzhang. Outside Chang'an City, on the Wei River.
Su Wanniang thought she had caught a big herring weighing more than a hundred pounds, but instead she caught an "iron man" covered in silver.
The iron man opened his eyes and first tried to connect to the space positioning system - failed. Another attempt to connect to the interstellar quantum communication network - failed. Finally, the system told him: You have traveled through 1,400 years, and your current coordinates are the Tang Dynasty.
He has lost his memory. I don't know who I am, I don't know where I come from, I don't know what the countdown on the T-shaped energy chip on my chest means.
But he can mend a net, turn into a silver bird, cut an iron chain with two fingers, and see the shadow of a black dragon wrapped around a person.
He also knew that the girl in front of him who was giving him biscuits looked very good when her heart rate dropped.
And in the depths of his memory, some pictures are emerging bit by bit——
Purple sky, scorched earth, a world ruled by 50 million AI consciousnesses, and a voice saying:
"You were chosen."
Further away, three rays of light were traveling through the endless void, rushing toward him.
When AI comes to the prosperous Tang Dynasty in the future, and when the heart of the machine collides with the fireworks of the human world, will he be obliterated by his pursuers, or will he learn to be a human being in this era?
Reader comments
"Apocalypse of the Tang Dynasty: I Returned from Time Travel in 2076" really touched my heart.
What moved me most was not the time-travel plot, but the autumn colors of Chang'an and the fireworks in the ancient city described in the book. Every word and every word was so graphic.
The writing is gentle and graceful, and the atmosphere is full. I read it without realizing it and resonated with it. I was poked in the eyes by the words several times. It is really empathetic and has great stamina. If you like stories with delicate writing and ancient atmosphere, you must read this book.
"Apocalypse of the Tang Dynasty: I Returned from Time Travel in 2076" really touched my heart. What moved me most was not the time-travel plot, but the autumn colors of Chang'an and the fireworks in the ancient city described in the book. Every word and every word was so graphic. The writing is gentle and graceful, and the atmosphere is full. I read it without realizing it and resonated with it. I was poked in the eyes by the words several times. It is really empathetic and has great stamina. If you like stories with delicate writing and ancient atmosphere, you must read this book.