Electronic Ghosts Also Have to Support a Family?

After programmer Chen Mo was electrocuted and died, his consciousness was trapped in his mobile phone. The body is gone, but the code lives forever. I have only one core directive: protect my parents and let them spend their remaining years peacefully. To this end, I hacked into the home robot "Benben", planned a family trip, and repaired the pain of losing their child in the mountains and rivers. I wrote the pixel game "Brick Era" and quietly earned a pension. I created the "Warm Light" care system to protect the elderly like Grandma Zhao. However, there is an undercurrent beneath the calm. The prying eyes of game opponents and the shadowy scrutiny of Zhao Mingyuan, an expert from the Provincial Research Institute, all made me feel like I was walking on thin ice. I disassembled my consciousness into "swarms" and scattered them into the vast ocean of the Internet, just to ensure that I would never "cut off power." From family care to the open source elderly care ecosystem, from secret survival to limited cooperation. This road has no end. But I know that as long as my parents' smiles are still there, my immortal ghost has a meaning of existence.