Singularity in the Mountains

"This is an apocalypse of freedom written to all 'digital prisoners'." Many science fiction novels are about "technology", but this work is about "the soul of technical man". The transformation of the protagonist Yuan Yi from an architect in a large factory to a hermit in the mountains is not only a geographical displacement, but also a pursuit of the essence of "creativity". The author uses a highly textured writing style to describe how a man of science and engineering reconstructed order in the wilderness. When the alien black technology arrives at "the beginning", code is no longer the shackles of overtime and KPI, but becomes the scepter to reshape the world. This strong contrast from minimalist life to extremely high technology allows everyone who has typed code to feel a pure, dimensionality-reducing blow-like pleasure.

"The code is a god, hidden in the mountains - the power to define the rules of the future is in the hands of a hermit." This is the most extreme imagination about "dimensionality reduction strike". When the global financial lifeline, information security, and AI bottlenecks become transparent in front of the protagonist's brain, and when the whole world is frantically looking for the "ghost in the mountain", he is leisurely making tea by the fire. The work cleverly balances the high-end sense of alien civilization and the fireworks of life on earth. The two-hero structure formed by the arrogant and venomous "Taichu" and the cold and rational "Yuan Yi" heralds a civilized revolution initiated from the wooden house in the mountains. If you are tired of routine fantasy, then this hard-core science fiction will refresh your definition of "powerful".