Datong Xinhuo

In ancient times, the motto of Datong that illuminated the road once made people all over the world feel like flesh and blood. Until the heretics raised fire and the prosperous age was reduced to ashes - that lamp was torn into five fragments and wandered lonely for two hundred years. In the ashes, a Jiangnan scholar picked up half of the remaining scrolls from the pool of blood of his mentor, and only heard one last word: "Pass the fire on." From then on, a small fire was protected by generations of people in troubled times: awakening ignorance with a pen, lifting the peril with industry, casting a sky shield with flesh and blood, fighting for the dawn with algorithms... Wherever the fire goes, everyone can be like Yao and Shun. On the other side of the ashes, three generations of Mohist rebels believed in "unification of the strong" as their natural principle. They destroyed troubled times, controlled wars, and built a computing power empire. They spent two hundred years laying a net of "fake great unity" and let algorithms make decisions for everyone. A long-distance race for civilization that stretches from the Ember Era to the AI ​​​​era begins. When the five fragments are finally gathered together, AGI recovers the complete motto - "Everyone can be like Yao and Shun", which will break through two hundred years of obsession and shine the last light on humanity. This is not a legend of a savior, but an epic story of a mortal passing fire with his life. The fire will never be extinguished, even if it is just a little short, you must light it with your own hands.