The Chess Game of the Kings of Iron and Sand

Introduction to the work "Iron and Sand" When AI's calculations surpass human understanding, when unmanned legions are tearing into deserts and oceans, when lunar exploration vehicles approach the red line of confrontation - there is a country that always stands in the center of the balance, using wisdom, resilience and restraint to hold the bottom line for the shaky world. It's called the United States of Dragon Court. This is a story about "guarding". In the near future of 2040-2055, the unipolar order will collapse and multiple powers will coexist. When the "ancestors of Zion" launched a "city-burning" preemptive strike against the "Throne of Persia", the world fell into the purgatory of a five-front war: 47,000 civilians lost their lives in the siege of Karaj, 23,000 people died directly in the Guangming Mountain nuclear disaster, AI algorithms decided life and death in 0.3 Seconds, and the military-industrial complex fueled the stock price carnival. This is an epic that a civilization chooses to take on in a manic era. It's imperfect, with internal struggles, decision-making dilemmas, and the regret of not being able to save everyone. But it always remembers one sentence: "We did not win any country. We just... Did not lose the future of mankind." The novel uses multiple POV perspectives of more than 30 key characters to panoramically show the reconstruction of power on the eve of technological singularity, the ethical abyss of AI war, and the fragility and preciousness of peace. From the ruins of Karaj to the tea party on the moon, from the trial of the International Court of Justice to the expedition to the stars and the sea, this is a civilization-level narrative about hatred, forgiveness and hope. [A complete creative outline and detailed creative materials for the first 100 chapters are now provided, welcome to request]