Questions of Hongwu: Experimental Site of Ming Civilization

After traveling through time and becoming Prince Zhu Biao of the Ming Dynasty, Lin Zhe originally wanted to answer the question for the empire with thousands of years of knowledge. On his deathbed, Zhu Yuanzhang gave him the ultimate riddle: "Biao'er, what kind of...'Problem' do you want to leave to this world?" Zhu Biao suddenly realized The true meaning of history is never to give perfect answers - because all answers will eventually decay. The only key to the survival of civilization is to maintain the ability of an era to ask "real questions." From then on, he was no longer a historical "answerer". He will use the entire Ming Dynasty as a testing ground to forge a never-ending "question engine." But when technology backfires on ethics, enlightenment breeds madness, and order breeds new types of corruption... The underlying rules of the world flash a red warning to him. Until he saw a line of inhuman and cold handwriting next to the memorial's inscription: [Variable intervention intensity 9.8... It is recommended to perform the erasure procedure] It turned out that the silent "observer" was already in place above the sky where he struggled. This is the highest mission of a time traveler: Instead of giving the answers of the times, let civilization learn to ask questions forever.