After the Heavenly Dao OS Crashed, I Became a Cyber Fortune-Teller

On the day the real heiress, Jiang Qingyue, was brought back to the wealthy family, everyone waited to laugh at the country bumpkin.

The fake heiress used AI face-swapping to spread a scandalous rumor about her. Jiang Qingyue retaliated by drawing a "network curse talisman," replacing every trending topic online with A Guide to Postpartum Care for Sows.

Tech mogul Gu Huaixu arrived with a quantum AI to capture the "hacker," but the AI betrayed him on the spot. Huge words appeared on the screen: "Greetings, Grandmaster! The server is on its knees. Requesting computing power support."

Gu Huaixu: ???

Jiang Qingyue performed a quick divination. "You, Mr. CEO, have a dark aura around your brow, and your hairline suggests a 'System crash' is coming. Want to buy an annual fortune-telling pass? Pay 99 for your first top-up and get a free anti-hair-loss, evil-averting package."

In this world, what people called the Heavenly Dao was really a quantum server in a higher-dimensional universe, while talismans were simply code instructions at the universe's lowest level.

When modern technology accessed computing power without authorization, causing a serious bug in the Heavenly Dao OS, smart devices all over the world began to mutate.

Jiang Qingyue grabbed a peachwood sword, logged into the supercomputing center, and drew talismans in midair using "computing power" worth a hundred million.

And Gu Huaixu, a straight-laced researcher who believed in science, not only willingly offered up his company's servers as a power bank to avoid being formatted by the Heavenly Dao, but also bundled himself up and delivered himself to this "cyber oracle."

Science? What's that? Can you eat it? Can it help me clock out on time?