My Comfort Is an Ancient Disaster

Lin Mo, a programmer who suffered from 996, was at a comic exhibition, wearing an ergonomic chair suit that he spent half a year to build (it comes with posture correction, spinal massage and water circulation system), bumped his head on a cheap solar multi-functional flashlight, and inexplicably traveled to the Xia Dynasty where technology was stagnant. He did not bring an arsenal or industrial drawings with him, but only his obsession with "extreme comfort" and a head full of Internet slang and product manager thinking. When ancient people fought for power, they just wanted to find a bed that would allow them to take a lunch break without feeling any pressure; when ancient people talked about the classics and history, they only cared about how to use "ancient big data" to analyze the emperor's fishing time. From the initial failure to use wooden signs to promote the "Great Xia Bike Sharing", to the successful rewriting of the memorial into a "shock headline" that triggered the involution of official documents, to the use of KPIs and the "merit value" system to turn serious officials into crazy "score machines." Lin Mo's golden finger does not change the world, but in an extremely ridiculous way, raises the "comfort level" to the level of a national disaster. ——In his opinion, he is just providing a better user experience for ancient people. In the eyes of the Great Xia Dynasty, this "comfortable consultant" wearing weird office uniforms was the main culprit that caused the paralysis of the government system and the collapse of cultural aesthetics. This is not just time travel, it is a nonsensical revolution about laziness and involution initiated by a modern sand sculpture in the ancient world. Until one day, he discovered that all his actions might just be a bug in an ancient immersive AR game from a future technology company...