Code Gray Area

Jiang Feng, 28 years old, is a former programmer at a research institute and is now the owner of a pancake stall in Istanbul. Three years ago, he refused to cooperate with the unreasonable demands of foreign parties in the code, and was subsequently framed and punished with "violations." After his passport was restricted, he traveled to the Turkish seaside and set up a pancake stall. My life is just fine, I earn enough money for rent and cigarettes each month, and I save the rest to wait for the day I can go home. Until one day, the induction cooker he used to spread pancakes - he rubbed it with his own hands, and the chip was bought by Xianyu for thirty yuan - accidentally connected to the first-person view of a drone over the Black Sea. Jiang Feng looked at the battlefield scene that appeared on the phone screen and was stunned for five seconds, then silently turned the pancake over. He didn't know that the underlying algorithm he wrote three years ago had now been embedded in many overseas institutions' systems. He didn't even know that from this moment on, the same signal source coordinates would pop up on the monitoring screens of those institutions. People from the Stars and Stripes Group, Black Sea Laboratory, and Polar Bear Industries arrived in Istanbul one after another. And a middle-aged man who called himself "Lao Chen" was waiting for him in a noodle shop in the alley. Lao Chen said: Your father was also in this business back then. Someone will always remember your things. -