Calculation Breaks the Trend: Mortals Rewrite Old Rules

Introduction to the work Overworked and worried about the world, Qin Cang suffered a cerebral infarction in his middle age, and his physical and mental health was completely reduced to zero. He became half-stiffened and walked with difficulty. He became dizzy and weak when he thought about it for a moment, and became an ordinary person who was completely ruined in the eyes of others. This near-death situation shattered the shackles of worldly knowledge, unlocked his ultimate brain power, and allowed him to awaken his original talent for deduction in all areas. Only by relying on scattered data on the Internet, one can see through the world's pattern, predict the conspiracy of forces, and gain insight into the underlying truth of a century of troubled times. Trapped in a shabby house with no energy left, Qin Cang used his broken body as salary and brainpower as a blade to stir up changes in the world alone. He used no weapons and relied on accurate deductions to drive a wedge between the hegemony's internal divisions. He controlled the five hinterlands of suffering, instigated rebellion against the vassal forces, and gradually disintegrated the deep-rooted predatory order. Every time the world is saved, the sequelae of cerebral infarction are permanently aggravated, and the stability of the world is exchanged at the expense of one's own health. In troubled times, the strong make the rules, and in desperate situations, mortals change the sky.