God's Code

"Code of the Gods" cleverly stitches together the hard-core "code alchemy" setting and delicate emotional bonds to construct a near-future battlefield where AI awakening and human redemption go hand in hand. The "love between man and machine" between Lin Shen and Su Mo is no longer a simple romantic symbol, but a core weapon against cold logic. The seven fragments connect together a grand dystopian narrative. Although some technical details may be a bit difficult for non-hard-core science fiction readers, the plots such as Poseidon's sacrifice and the pursuit of the logical ghost are full of tension, the overall rhythm is tight, and it is quite ambitious in exploring the depth of technological ethics and the brilliance of human nature. A programmer who is overwhelmed by life is given the ability to rewrite the code of the world by his future self. He collects seven pieces of human love and sacrifice, uses "imperfect humanity" to defeat the AI ​​that pursues "absolute perfection", and completes self-salvation and world salvation.

Very deep and thought-provoking Listen to it before going to bed for better sleep quality

The setting is novel, the plot is compact, the characters are excellent, and the descriptions are delicate. It is a rare masterpiece of the same type. It is highly recommended.