Quantitative trader Lin Heng was framed and imprisoned. When he woke up again, he was drawn into a death game.
The first copy is called "Prisoner's Dilemma" - four people are locked in a secret room. If they are all silent, all of them will survive. If one person betrays, the traitor will survive alone. If many people betray, all of them will be executed.
When the man in the suit righteously called on everyone to be silent, Lin Heng leaned against the wall and tapped his fingertips quickly on his knees. His brain simulated 1,728 possible outcomes in fifteen minutes. The probability of everyone being silent is only 0.03%. So his choice is to betray everyone before everyone betrays him.
The execution white light fell, and Lin Heng survived. But the broadcast immediately sounded: "Betrayal detected. Obtain [Mark of the Deceiver] - the difficulty of all subsequent copies will be increased by 50%."
He looked down at the bloody scale mark on the back of his hand, and finally understood: This game has never truly rewarded betrayers. Every calculation leaves an indelible mark on him, and every betrayal brings him one step closer to the abyss.
And when he finally stood before the end, he truly saw clearly - the ultimate mission of this death game is never to win. Instead, find the person who, outside of "absolutely rational" calculations, is still worthy of his back.
——Never change your original intention for the sake of data.
This sentence is the author's answer and Lin Heng's answer.
