Sorry, this is not a children's story. It is a novel about the development of artificial intelligence, divided into four parts, each with around 20 to 30 chapters.
Part One: Business Crisis. Lin Ziqiang invents the multidimensional associative brain-simulation technology. It's difficult.
Part Two: The Fog of Three Cities. The three cities are an illusion, but the fog is real. Hackers have come to steal the technology. This is an application of multidimensional associative brain-simulation technology and state-computing theory: robotics.
Part Three: One highly plausible way a nuclear war could break out, orchestrated by artificial intelligence and villains, and discovered by another AI team.
Part Four: The Border War. This is not a war fought at the border, but a war to decide where the border lies: on the land, in space, amid divisions in human society, and in people's hearts.
