Earth Gambler

Xu Dongfeng, 40 years old, is a permanent resident of a rental house in Tianjin Old Town. Draw the bonus group, cook instant noodles and add Laobaigan, and wear an inaccurate old seagull. His parents are dead, he is divorced and has no children, so he survives by selling his family property. There are three things you are good at in life: losing money, stealing, and eating and waiting to die. His ex-wife Zang Taozi died suddenly and left him a key to a bank safe. There were 30,000 yuan in cash and a stack of printing paper in the cabinet - half a year before her death, she accidentally discovered a project called "Destiny". It is a quantum supercomputer that controls the global climate and can predict every typhoon thirty years from now. The project side says it is a savior. But the peach-growing notes read: "Destiny's" plan goes beyond climate—it wants the final decision-making power. Xu Dongfeng originally didn't want to take care of it. But the night the pile of paper was rummaged through, his rental house was also rummaged through. He has never lost anything in his life, except himself. This time, he decided to make a big bet with a machine that no one else dared to turn off. The stakes are: Do humans still deserve to deal their own cards?