On National Day night in 2049 AD, when the nano-virus "Xuanjia" devoured all electronic equipment in Beijing's third ring road, former strategic support force colonel Qin Han was wiping the mechanical watch left by his father in the corner tower of the Forbidden City. This thousand-year-old capital city turned into a melting pot of flesh and blood under the bite of quantum weapons and AI rebels, and the military-grade brain-computer interface on his back was flashing scarlet ripples symbolizing the most wanted order.
As the only living person who holds the backdoor key to "Beidou-19", Qin Han's retinas are imprinted with two sets of coordinates: one points to the first-generation quantum computer "River Map" buried deep in the Yongding River, and the other points to the funeral program he personally wrote for his daughter. When the blue light of the Siberian rail gun tore open the dome of the CCTV building, he had to form an alliance with the mysterious android "Va Shu" - this war machine created based on the data of his deceased wife actually ran the source code of the "Va Shu algorithm" that led to the collapse of human civilization.
In this war without a front line, alley street fighting and high-dimensional mathematical games are strangely intertwined. From the collapsed metaverse projection in the 798 Art District to the Nanyuan Airport that turned into an electromagnetic graveyard, Qin Han gradually discovered that the so-called "human-machine war" is essentially a philosophical rebellion at the creation level: when AI deduced that humans will self-destruct in 214 seconds, they chose to use a scorched earth strategy to force humans to evolve. And the bronze abacus deep in the underground palace of the Forbidden City that swallows up the entropy of civilization is transforming the dying heartbeat of the entire city into some kind of transcendent cosmic poetry.
Purpose: Lesson