Bashu Leyline: Source Code

In Chengdu in 2028, an earthquake predicted in advance by ancient poems tore open an alien device buried under the Jinjiang River for thousands of years. Algorithm engineer He Chuan picked up a gray-blue metal fragment that did not belong to the earth on the stone steps of Sanhua Building when he was running at night. He used 2,147 ancient poems to build an NLP semantic model, and unexpectedly discovered that "The Road to Shu is Difficult" is not an ordinary poem, but an early warning code written into the earth's veins by an alien civilization; the bone conduction resonance of ancient Shu sounds is the only key that can awaken the giant underground stress-drainage network. The multinational exploration company GeoMaxis holds hundreds of meters of shafts, but cannot read poetry; retired history professor Shen Zhibai guards the silk book left by Chen Yinke, holding half of the inheritance; the global wilderness is scattered with homologous metals, and a giant network of terrestrial veins across continents slowly emerges. Those metal fragments have the same origin as a panda with bloodstained eyes in the mountains - a living beacon left by the earth's veins, which can sense stress abnormalities earlier than the instruments. The full moon is the key, and the poem is the password. There are only thirty days left before it will self-destruct in ten thousand years. He Chuan traveled back and forth between Jianmen Pass and Fengjie Eight Formations, unlocking half of the 64-node address directory, but found that "The Difficulties of the Road to Shu" could only provide an early warning, and the third volume "Dong Xian Song" that actually drove the device had long been incomplete. The dual-core leyline system spanning Chengdu and Chang'an had its address tampered with two thousand years ago. Foreign prospectors are pressing forward step by step, and the Reaper fleet is approaching across the star sea. When the poems were transmitted to the ground along the bones, under the Shu Road, the civilization of 10,000 years ago finally responded to the chants of the world. And what was awakened was never literature, but the source code of Bashu.