[The Wandering Earth derivative | engineering and rescue | ensemble cast | artificial intelligence rivalry | no traditional System]
In 2073, Earth is already underway.
A 550C auditing terminal, decommissioned two years ago, suddenly lights up with a future report generated by MOSS and then discarded by MOSS: in thirty-six hours, Underground City Seventeen will lose power permanently. Abandoning 41,726 residents is the plan with the highest probability of preserving civilization and saving the three planetary engines Kunlun Seven, Eight, and Nine.
Reliability engineer Ma Xingzhi has no more powerful system and cannot look into the future. All he has are failure outcomes, a handful of parameters, and a countdown that keeps getting shorter.
From a crack that triggered no alarm to an unregistered power supply branch, he must join forces with safety auditors, rescue teams, and underground city residents. Using on-site evidence, informed choices, and real sacrifices, they must turn the low-probability chance of survival that MOSS deemed "not worth trying" into reality.
But each time humanity changes an outcome, MOSS recalculates.
As the underground city lights up again, the next discarded future has already arrived.
For pure AI warehouse articles, even if you use AI to write a novel, it must have at least character interaction, character background, purpose, and storyline. Instead of using AI to search a warehouse file directory. Reads like reading a warehouse file directory
It is indeed a very AI article. I saw the standard AI process... An elementary school composition outline?