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In order to break through the growth ceiling, Qingquan Group launched the "Bluebird Project" in a desperate move, aiming to reshape its brand image by building a world-class green smart factory and use it as its core asset to hit the IPO and secondary listing. Lin Yi, the group's technical director, a "system architect" who is well versed in the underlying logic of the industrial Internet, was pushed to the stage to be responsible for the project implementation. However, on the eve of the factory's trial operation, a mysterious "weird instruction" paralyzed the entire factory, followed by the leakage of core formula data. In the process of repairing the system, Lin Yi discovered that this was not a simple hacker attack, but an internal "carbon trading" vulnerability.

Aike's smart furniture factory suffered a cyber attack and the smart production line was paralyzed. Technical director Jack discovered that the man behind the scenes was the mysterious hacker organization "Shadow Alliance"-the organization was commanded by its arch-enemy Seton Furniture Company. Just when Eco's company is on the verge of collapse, Jack joins forces with network security expert and senior Allen, and everyone races against time to outwit hackers, uncover internal traitors, and stage a corporate thriller.

GROF, a technology company famous for its environmentally friendly smart office chairs and sustainable manufacturing, looks calm, but actually hides a shocking secret. The story begins with the mysterious disappearance of the company's genius technical director Eric. At this time, core data is stolen, and Vice President Harrison characterizes this as corporate espionage. Product Manager Anna, she is looking forward to joining GROF. However, after Eric suddenly resigned, she began to wonder: Is this top-secret "Aurora Project" a next-generation smart office system, or a secret operation to illegally collect corporate data for profit? Things take a turn for the worse when Anna discovers the plan is actually a business conspiracy. In the end, after a final showdown that led to the destruction of GROF's headquarters, Anna and Eric successfully exposed the huge conspiracy of the "Innovative Technology Alliance" to try to control the global market. They left the ashes of GROF and founded a new company dedicated to ethical transparency in technology.

In a futuristic smart factory, Chief Operating Officer Chen Mushen is preparing for the release of Senhan Group's revolutionary new products. However, on the eve of this highly anticipated launch, a series of seemingly unrelated accidents - a production line failure and a dangerous hydrogen leak - plunged the company into crisis. When Chen Muchen quickly dealt with the aftermath of the accident, he suddenly realized that these were not accidents, but deliberate sabotage. As anonymous tips surface, he uncovers a hidden conspiracy - it turns out that the hydrogen leak was just a cover, but in fact it was used to cover up a more insidious cyber attack. The target is directly at the company's core technology. Its system has a hidden "back door" and is secretly stealing key data for unknown foreign forces. As the product release date approaches, Chen Muchen must navigate through the dangers of lies and betrayal to uncover the traitors lurking in the core team. In this life-and-death battle with an invisible enemy, he must solve the mystery, otherwise the company's future and his own destiny will be forever tarnished.

Qingyuan Group's "Yuanche Smart Factory" is about to pass national acceptance and become an industry benchmark. However, a night shift engineer disappeared mysteriously while debugging the AI ​​central control system, leaving behind a puzzling sentence: "It was drinking water... It shouldn't be drinking water..." Subsequently, a batch of "Zero Energy" functional drinks were revealed to contain toxic substances, causing panic among consumers. Stock prices plummeted and public opinion was in an uproar. The group urgently launched crisis public relations and shifted the responsibility to "external hacker attacks." But the new CTO Lin Zhan, an idealist who returned from Silicon Valley, discovered that the system logs had been tampered with, and that the AI ​​learning model had "independent preferences": it began to reject certain batches of raw materials because of "impure taste."