Not Connected to the Internet

He dreams of using technology to touch the stars, but he can't even pay his next salary. She is good at calculating business rules, but she resolutely bets on a lunatic who talks about dreams. When the genius engineer Ling Yun's humble laboratory exploded with sparks again, he seemed to be one step away from his dream of letting the paralyzed people walk again and the aphasic people speaking. Until the appearance of Su Jin, a business elite who was tired of capital games, saw in his paranoid eyes the fire that would change the world. They call themselves "Sparks". Starting from a warehouse in an urban village, they faced the crushing pressure of giants, the temptation of capital, public doubts and the unfathomable ethical abyss of technology itself. Their first user is Xiaoyu, a girl who has lost her arms but desires to draw. When Xiao Yu drew the first crooked lines on the screen through Ling Yun's device, all the difficult years became meaningful. But this is just the beginning. What followed was not only flowers and applause, but also a storm sweeping the world: When technology can read thoughts, where is privacy? When devices can enhance the mind, where is the fairness? When the brain talks directly to the brain, is "I" still the same "me"? What "Spark" ignites is not only the future, but also the deepest torture of human nature. This is an expedition about dreams, responsibilities and choices. They tried to use codes to connect everything, but found that what they needed to protect most was the people's hearts that were always "unconnected". This is not just a story about technology, but a parable about how we stay human and choose to be human.