In 2026, an AI report co-authored by three Munich PhDs, Yun Xi, Li Rui, and Chu Feng, went unnoticed.
Overnight, they returned to 2016, the dawn of the AI boom.
Yun Xi was a psychology prodigy, Li Rui an algorithm genius, and Chu Feng an education expert.
The three of them squeezed into a rented apartment in Shanghai, but they had the entire technical roadmap for the next ten years in their hands.
They were going to build a 30-billion-yuan AI education empire with their own hands.
Then Shen Zhao of Minglan Capital came knocking, offering them a make-or-break investment agreement.
“I’ll invest in the project. But the bet I’m making isn’t on the project.”
She looked Yun Xi in the eye. “It’s on you.”
Only then did Yun Xi realize that this woman, who never let her emotions sway her, was the most difficult algorithm she would ever have to solve.
