A Stern Mistress from the Ancient Past Becomes the Cannon-Fodder in a Wealthy Family

Chapter 226: Special Exhibition

Translator: Henyee Translations Editor: Henyee Translations

The invitation list for the exhibition was public, so it was not difficult to find out. Zhao Mian only needed to quickly browse through the list to have a rough guess, but it was unknown who specifically would participate.

Fortunately, there was a live broadcast of the exhibition. It was almost midnight, and most of the people who would come to the exhibition had already begun to enter.

Zhao Mian found the live-stream of the exhibition and looked at the comments on the bullet screen. Then, she had a rough understanding of the people participating in the exhibition. She did not expect there to be an old acquaintance among the participants.

Zhao Mian turned around slightly and said to Shi Xiao, who was sitting in the back row, “Young Master, almost half of the companies in the Internet industry have sent representatives to participate in this exhibition. Tan Jing is also participating. Li Ci brought his niece, Li Ran, to attend as well.”

“Oh really?” This was clearly beyond Shi Xiao’s expectations.

Shi Xiao only knew about the relationship between Li Ci and Chen Chen. He had used Chen Chen’s name to open a software company and received dividends from the company. However, he did not expect him to come to such an exhibition personally and even bring Li Ran along. It could be seen that he truly cared about his niece.

Shi Xiao did not look for Tan Jing, but he actually came to him. It seemed like he had to knock him down a peg.

When Shi Xiao and the others arrived, it was already 1230 pm. After the security officer carefully checked the invitation and invited the two of them in, he blocked the entrance right on the heels of that.

The overall design of the exhibition was very technological. The combination of gray and blue was very similar to the color configuration of laboratories in futuristic movies.

The interior of the exhibition hall was not very bright. It was to ensure that people could see every piece of work displayed clearly. Some program codes had to be displayed through the projection screen, and some were carefully designed firewalls with multiple safety nets. They also simulated the process of firewalls blocking viruses.

There was even an attack program that claimed that no firewall could stop its attack.

Zhao Mian looked at the two programs that were placed together. They were similar to the “Spear and Shield” concept taught in middle school.

If the two programs were put together, it was unknown if the firewall would be more powerful or if the attack program would be more powerful.

Shi Xiao and Zhao Mian walked past each of the exhibits and looked at them carefully. In the end, the two of them were attracted by the same exhibit.

This was also the work that received the most attention at this exhibition.

This exhibition was a skyscraper built out of thin air.

Through a projector and some advanced machines, this high-rise building made of codes was placed in the exhibition cabinet in 3D. The description below explained the use of each floor clearly. If one used an electronic pen to operate it, they could open each floor.

The floor that was clicked on was infinitely magnified, just like a real office place. It had the outline of a desk and office chair. Even the desks were filled in with work numbers.

After one inputted instructions with an electronic pen, codes would operate on their own. Countless codes could be seen moving back and forth in the middle of this floor, and the instructions were completed in these codes.

For example, the instructions given were that when they agreed to visit the factory at the appointed time with Company A, a specific work number on the desk would light up. Then, after typing out a string of codes, the computer screen on the desk would display the exact time and set up a reminder.

Of course, this was only the most corporeal scene. As for how the operation was carried out and how the code was generated, the person who created this work had to explain it personally.

However, only professionals could understand such an explanation..