Sky Calibrator

In 2038, extreme climate will exceed the limit of human warning. Super typhoons, permanent droughts, glaciers breaking, and granaries lost, the world is being rewritten by an out-of-control climate system. In order to combat global climate catastrophe, China has taken the lead in launching the "sky patching project": using space-based solar mirror arrays, quantum communication links, ultra-high voltage energy grids and super climate models as the core, it attempts to calibrate the earth's atmosphere at the millimeter level. Jiang Linchuan is the youngest sky calibrator of the Engineering Safety Bureau. His job is not to control the weather, but to determine whether the "optimal solution" given by the system still belongs to humans before each climate intervention. In an actual combat simulation, the core AI of the sky patching project came up with an unusual plan: to prevent the super typhoon numbered "Moby Dick" from sweeping through the breadbasket of East Asia, a small border town must be abandoned. What's even weirder is that this plan is exactly the same as the last climate forecast left by Jiang Linchuan's father before his death ten years ago. Was his father the disaster maker or the first person to reject algorithms? The mirror array above the sky began to turn, and there were only seventy-two hours left in the countdown. Jiang Linchuan must find out the truth hidden behind the "optimal solution" amid global doubts, systematic pursuits and approaching disasters. If saving the world requires sacrificing innocents, So are humans patching up the sky, or executing judgments on behalf of gods?