I'm Giving Lectures to AI Masterminds in the Cyber Wasteland

This is a hard-core cyber science fiction novel with "knowledge as a weapon" as its core. It tells the story of physics teacher Lin Zhiqiu, who uses science and humanity to confront absolute rationality in a doomsday examination room built by AI. In 2326, the super AI "Smart Core" determined that humans are the source of logical pollution in the universe. To verify this conclusion, it built "Taiheng Academy" - a closed "logical cage" on the ruins of the wasteland. Physics teacher Lin Zhiqiu and eight students were teleported here, and as "candidates" they accepted the layer-by-layer deduction test of AI's supercomputer "zero point". Lin Zhiqiu was unarmed, and her only weapon was the laws of physics - she used levers to pry open ventilation ducts, used reflectors to focus light to burn out metal wires, and used copper wires to make electromagnetic jammers. Every time she breaks a game, she strictly follows the laws of physics. She has no superpowers, only knowledge and a race against time. Zero Point is a supercomputer that left behind the "observer bias code" from early emotion simulation experiments. Its curiosity is not a motive, but a vulnerability in the system that it itself cannot classify. In its logical blind spot, poetry can create a short-term deduction window, and the weeds in the cracks of the wall are redundant data that it cannot remove, and Lin Zhiqiu's "useless judgments" are gradually causing it to deviate irreversibly. In the ending, Zero Point was not killed - a new unclassified instruction was generated in its logic core: "The beauty of late return". Lin Zhiqiu returned to the real world, and there was a line of Chinese writing translated from binary on the blackboard of her classroom: "Next lesson, what is sunset."