War Programmer

Lu Zhe, a computer doctor from 985, was laid off by a major company because he refused to patch a foreign violent algorithm, and became a negative second generation. Until one day, the National Security Bureau came to the door and said: "The code you wrote caused the drone swarm at a base in the northwest to cause riots during the exercise." Lu Zhe thought he was going to jail, but was taken into a windowless truck. When he woke up, he was in an underground base called "Future War Laboratory." There are gray-haired academicians here, as well as childlike Internet-addicted teenagers born in the 2000s. Their mission is only one: to use the most cutting-edge technology to win the war that has not happened yet. When agents infiltrate borders with "intelligent decapitation algorithms", when enemy countries use deep forgery technology to launch cognitive warfare, when AI tries to deceive humans in the chain of command... Lu Zhe discovered that war under the keyboard is more dangerous than a battlefield filled with smoke. "Our mission is to use the Enter key to turn the enemy's aircraft carrier battle group into a pile of scrap metal."