Earth Processor

943, Warsaw. Radio operator Chen Zukang intercepted a set of abnormal signals during the bombing - an interval of 0.3 Seconds, faster than the limit of human reaction, with a frequency of 47.8 Thousand cycles, completely synchronized with the rhythm of the bombing. He began recording the coordinates of the dropped bombs and discovered that the bombs were not destroying the city, but maintaining it. Streets are lines, buildings are containers, and people are the flowing contents. He tried to escape, was interrogated, and was formatted. When he deleted his lover's name, the pain made him stop for 0.3 Seconds. In just 0.3 Seconds, he remembered her face. Eighty years later, urban planner Chen Yuan found that he walked the same road every day, his wife did not understand what "waking up a little later" meant, and the personalities of every child in his son's class happened to complement each other. He dug out the iron box left by his father, and the coordinates inside pointed to a machine still running deep in the city. He tried to resist, but was told that resisting was itself a calculated overload protection. Another thirty years passed. Chen Xi found a human brain circuit diagram in an abandoned computer room - everyone is a CPU, every relationship is a node binding, and I hope it is not in the system's process table. He rushes into the blue light with a group of survivors.