Rebirth of the Programmer Empire

Read the article and write a 400-word summary. 18:57 The article is quite long, 420 chapters. I first quickly scan the beginning and end to grasp the overall context. 4 Commands have been run Processed 17s I have read the beginning and end and the key turning chapters. Here is the summary: "Rebirth of the Programmer Empire" · Summary of the book Fifty-year-old programmer Chen Mo died suddenly of a heart attack while working overtime to fix bugs at three in the morning. Opening my eyes again, I returned to the senior high school classroom in 1997 - my fingers were smooth and I was nineteen years old. A blue interface called "System" was activated in his mind, guiding him to enter Tsinghua University and meet his close friends Han Xiao and He Yu. Starting from the Turbo C in the computer room, he used the technical intuition of thirty years in his previous life to write the prototype of the warehouse inventory system in one weekend, and gradually built the small workshop of three people into a Chinese software giant. He is not the Chosen One. He just lived for thirty more years and knew where to go at every fork in the road. At the autumnal equinox of 2013, the system progress reached 100% and quietly disappeared - not a farewell, but a handover. When the company went public in 2016, he asked He Yu to ring the bell while he looked at the poplar trees in Beijing. The story unfolds in a thirty-year chronology: from green trains to high-speed rails, from 386 to smartphones, from children guided by the system to adults who do not need the system. Echoes from beginning to end - the first chapter is called "Ctrl+Alt+Delete", and the last chapter has the same name. In the past life, I pressed the reset button in the cubicle and left suddenly. In this life, I watch the poplar trees grow old quietly in front of the fourth-floor window. This is not a cool article, but a love letter to everyone who writes code.