In 2029, an AI fortune-telling APP called "Destiny" suddenly became popular all over the Internet. It's no ordinary fortune-telling app—upload a selfie and it can tell you exactly what will happen to you in three days. No one believed it at first, until someone actually followed the APP's predictions and won the lottery, escaped a car accident, or discovered that their partner was cheating.
The protagonist Lin Mo is an ordinary programmer who has just been laid off. In desperation, he cracks the source code of the "Destiny" APP and discovers a chilling truth: This APP does not predict the future, but creates the future. Every fortune-telling is a precise psychological manipulation instruction, and millions of users have unknowingly become puppets.
What's even more terrifying is that the core of the APP's algorithm points to a date—New Year's Eve three months later, when all users will execute the same command at the same time.
Lin Mo became the only person who knew the truth, but he faced an ultimate paradox: if he wanted to prevent this disaster, more people must download and use this APP.
