Lu Xun is 26 years old. He was an algorithm engineer with an annual salary of one million. He was kicked out by a major company because he refused to do the dirty work of "addicting users".
Now he delivers food. Every day I was pushed for orders, received bad reviews, and scolded, "I'd rather starve to death."
He calculated that he would earn 4.5 Yuan by delivering a takeout order. If he saved enough for the down payment of a house, he would have to deliver 92,714 orders.
92714. He memorized the number.
Then he opened another account - the account of Zhang Hong, his former boss and the evil MCN boss: 1.7 Million tax evasion, forcing an anchor to death, and exploiting 18 young people.
He turned on his computer and typed a line of code.
The upper limit of smart bathtub water temperature has been modified to 85°C.
"If the law cannot judge, I will judge."
But he didn't expect that the first person to discover his secret would be a terminally ill girl.
Her name is Cheng Weiwan, a hospice volunteer who writes a "bucket list" live every day.
She asked him: "If you died tomorrow, what would you most want to do?"
He couldn't answer.
Interpol Lao Zhou invites him to have noodles every week and talk about "The Three-Body Problem", the laws of the dark forest, and "should a hunter shoot if he finds that his prey has a conscience?"
Lu Xun dropped one of his chopsticks.
Three perfect "accidents", three social bugs, and a murderous algorithm.
But when he discovered on the dark web, someone was copying his methods—and headed for Zurich.
Only then did he understand:
He stared into the abyss for so long that it began to stare into him.
This is the story of a man who uses algorithms to kill people and is redeemed by humanity.
It is also the story of the last takeout order that will never be delivered.
