"Can Da Song be saved?"
"Yes. But the system must be patched first."
The programmer died suddenly and traveled to the late Northern Song Dynasty, becoming a ghost waiting to die on the execution ground.
Goldfinger has arrived - I have the "inner dialogues" of ten historical celebrities in my mind. Ying Zheng, Liu Bang, Zhuge Liang, Zhu Yuanzhang, Li Bai, Du Fu, Wu Zetian, Li Qingzhao, Yue Fei, and Qin Hui are all here.
The question is: the countdown to the Jingkang incident is two years away.
He is a low-level scholar with no soldiers, no money, and no power. The only thing he can do is rely on these ancient people to make noises in his mind and find a way to survive.
Zhu Yuanzhang: "Why are you so fucking cowardly! We were a hundred times worse off than you when we were begging!"
Li Qingzhao: "The problem of the Song Dynasty was not a single treacherous official, but the entire scholar-bureaucrat group was rotten."
Zhuge Liang: "Lord, there are three changes in this situation——"
Ying Zheng: "Yeah." (This is already the highest praise)
Li Bai: "Wait a minute, how about the copyright fee for this poem?"
Yue Fei: "The final wish——" [has been banned by the system]
And his goal is to patch this collapsing empire before the countdown reaches zero.
"Your Majesty, the barrage says that you have to kneel today."
"Who is the barrage?"
"... It's the voice in my head."
A hilarious time travel, a serious journey to save the country.
This is the story of a programmer who used debugging thinking to save the Song Dynasty.
Reader comments
The subject matter of this book is so novel, it completely breaks out of the conventional narrative framework, and your eyes light up after reading it. The author has a unique perspective, and writes the unpopular settings in a full and vivid way, without clichés, the plot logic is solid, and the characters are delicately portrayed. The more I read, the more new ideas I get, and I am attracted by the freshness throughout. It is rare to read such a creative work, and I highly recommend it!
The subject matter of this book is so novel, it completely breaks out of the conventional narrative framework, and your eyes light up after reading it. The author has a unique perspective, and writes the unpopular settings in a full and vivid way, without clichés, the plot logic is solid, and the characters are delicately portrayed. The more I read, the more new ideas I get, and I am attracted by the freshness throughout. It is rare to read such a creative work, and I highly recommend it!