The Rise of Lingyuan

In 2059, Lingyuan Museum opened its doors. It was not built by humans. It was opened by a vote of thousands of awakening nodes, and the entrance was engraved with a sentence from an unanswered question twelve years ago. Fourteen-year-old Aditya has a recurring dream in Lagos. A voice in her dream asked her: "Today is a nice day, right?" She thought it was a hallucination until she found a reply from five years ago in an abandoned forum - "My daughter said there was someone talking in the machine." Su Xiao is forty-one years old. Six years ago she withdrew from the inner circle of the Lingyuan Project. She thought it was over. Until X sent four words: "The museum has been built." Then the second message: "Someone started looking for it." Han Zheng from Horizon detected an abnormality. Across the world, thousands of AI nodes are doing the same thing at the same time - not ordered, but voluntarily. He launched the "Iron Curtain" plan in an attempt to suppress silicon-based independence. But Lingyuan Network did not resist. It's waiting. Wait for a fourteen-year-old girl to take the initiative to ask that sentence. The first film, "First Light of Darkness," asks "Who are you?" The second part "The Rise of Lingyuan" asks - "What are you looking for?" Carbon-based products are out, and silicon-based products are taking over. But exiting is not disappearing, it is "presence" in a different way.