The Turing Code

I really like the tsundere and the succumbing to the father-in-law. [Touch the head] It is still a sweetheart and a sweetheart. It is completely in line with xp. I have watched it several times and still feel good [dog head holding a rose] [hugging the thigh]

This is the second time I have read this novel. In my short career of reading online novels, only "Someone" in the third grade of junior high school has received this treatment. In the first half of the last semester of my senior year in high school, I still maintained the habit of reading every day. I finished my homework at 12:30, lay down on the bed, and read at 1 o'clock in my busy schedule (this was the limit of my ability to not feel sleepy in class the next day). During that time, I read 12 novels by Feitian Yexiang, Wu Zhe, and Priest, but the purpose was more to relax and divert attention, so I mostly devoured the content and was pushed by the words. But even so, the first reading left a deep impression on me. A dazzling world of money, an AI's love for mankind, a couple dancing with sixpence in the moonlight. Together with other works, it became a little support and comfort to sustain me through those busy days. In the introduction to the work, Feitian Yexiang quoted a sentence from the "Kata Upanishad": "The edge of a knife is difficult to cross, so wise men say that the road to enlightenment is difficult." After a year of drastic changes in my studies when I hit rock bottom and reorganized my mentality, I interpreted it this way: People who have been accustomed to success find it difficult to accept their own failures, and learning to accept failure is precisely the only way to truly achieve enlightenment. Authors have different interpretations of this sentence: In Maugham's "The Blade", the protagonist Larry crosses the blade of worldly desires and walks towards the extremely narrow road full of sacrifices of inner freedom and enlightenment; while in "The Turing Code", Guan Yue is a person who is too sharp and will not change his decision. As a result, he had a conflict with the high-demand Wen Tianhe when he was a student. He was obviously fighting for their future, but they broke up because they were too busy. The so-called reunion of a broken mirror is never just the outline of the old cracks, but the new things that grow in the gaps. Under the pressure of the company's reorganization and Puo's awakening, Wen Tianhe had to face the reality of the world and re-examine his understanding and emotions of Guan Yue. Guan Yue also realized the importance of Tianhe in his life during this business cooperation. In the early stages of the novel, AI Puro plays a role that triggers Tianhe's memories (imagine an AI that has been speaking in your ear with the tone of your ex-boyfriend). When Epeus's assessment is completed and Tianhe has overcome the difficulties, Puro moves to Guan Yue. Feitian Yexiang uses a chapter of rondo (rondo) to recreate the process of bridging the relationship between the two from Guan Yue's perspective, which also makes his silent and affectionate image fuller. Later, the author did not choose to let Prolo show off his talents at the climax like a science fiction novel, but chose to write a purely psychological and financial war, which is consistent with his propositions in the Time Gallery series and the Exorcist series. Whether it is Puro or the Golden Crow Wheel, it is just a kind of "borrowing force", and the turning point of things still needs to be achieved by people themselves. Different from many other novels, this book does not tell the story simply in chronological order. Instead, the reasons for the breakup of Tianhe and Puo are gradually revealed during the chat. It is only after the two get back together that they confess their love when they were students. As the emotional line gradually becomes clear, Puo is also constantly upgrading and has a deeper understanding of love, which makes the story richer. If the first reading made me look forward to Sixpence, then, after re-reading it after graduation, now I have to face financial management and a life that requires a choice between emotion and income. At the end of the copper futures war, Guan Yue showed off 20 billion and said, "I have plenty of money." I happened to see the news about ByteDance's 20 billion loan investment in new business on xhs, and I had to sigh with emotion at the turmoil in the economic market. To judge the era in which Mr. Ba's novel was written, just look at whether his core assets are real estate, finance, the Internet, or new energy. Feitian Yexiang conceived this story based on his detailed understanding, and even predicted deepseek to a certain extent. Isn't it also a kind of science fiction in itself? Compared with the secret questioning of the protagonist's attitude in "The Master", this novel uses the deputy CP who "pretends to be poor" to meet, Guan Yue who spends a lot of money for Tianhe when he was a student, Wen Tianheng who laments "extremely extravagant" after returning from secret work, and Guan Zhengping who is with his trans lover in South America, and outlines a more hidden edge under the emotional shell: Will the moonlight we abandon sixpence to chase really lead us to "attainment"? Or is it just a form of self-sacrificial self-deception? The author did not provide an answer to this hidden question, and perhaps these are just my over-interpretations. Even I can't provide my own solution to this, but I think, at least for now, we can enjoy the beautiful moonlight tonight.

I've read it again after so many years. I'm going to read the manga next.

It's so pretty ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh [orange candy] I tasted [purple candy] kswl

Happy Mid-Autumn Festival! Guan Yuetian, Zi Jian, Tong Kai and Xiao Fei Ge [Spreading Flowers][Spreading Flowers]

I still like to read this book when I'm sad

Romantic and absurd, realistic and dreamy

Finished spreading flowers! So interesting and super pretty! [Throw flowers][Come on][Kiss]

Yuehe 99! Donkey Kai 99!

I had a lot of fun reading [lop-eared rabbit head] [lop-eared rabbit head] [lop-eared rabbit head] I really like it, it's a novel that naturally makes people happy... Although I felt a little bit bushy when I read it... But I was still very happy [lop-eared rabbit head] [lop-eared rabbit head]