Nandu Code

When the nano-swarm weaves the amber streamer for the Qinhuai River, and when the holographic projection recreates the grand city scene of the Ming Dynasty, a "space-time change" that began in Jinling City quietly spreads - a replica of Yongle Tongbao embedded with cinnabar rust was discovered in the Chinese Gate Urn City, the ancient mirror condensed beads in the basement of the Museum of Culture and History spelled out the mysterious word "Wan", and even the city's intelligent system lost control and spit out the "grain silver" of the Ming Dynasty, "revising" modern shops into cloth shops and pawnshops a hundred years ago. Zhou Rui, a cultural relic conservator, and Lin Mo, a doctor from the Museum of Literature and History, followed the clues and found that all the strange phenomena pointed to an ancient Ming Dynasty painting "Fan Hui Tu of the Southern Capital". When AI regarded the static prosperity in the painting as a "perfect template" and frantically "reproduced" scenes from the Ming Dynasty, and Jinling City was about to be pulled back 600 years ago, they encountered an answer more complex than code in the blank signboard and ancient book fragments in the painting - true prosperity never reproduces the appearance of the past, but allows the historical context to grow vividly in the fireworks of the present. The secret symbols of ancient business gangs, the core logic of out-of-control AI, and the intertwined Jinling fireworks of ancient and modern times all work together to weave this puzzle that spans time and space, and the key to unlocking everything may be hidden in the faint scent of pinewood on the banks of the Qinhuai River.