Silicon Etching

Name: Silicon Etching
Author: Dream Network Man

by Dream Network Man

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45Kwords

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Ch. 9 — Sister's Farewell

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About This Novel

In 2081, the "Neural Network Project" was enforced globally - all citizens must be implanted with carbon-silicon fusion chips when they are 18 years old. On the surface, it is a medical advancement to eliminate neurological diseases, but in fact it is to cope with the upcoming "entropic silence crisis" of the universe. Quantum physicist Lin Yuanzhou discovered an abnormality during his sister's fusion ceremony: her pupils turned golden, and her consciousness split into two selves, carbon-based and silicon-based. As the investigation deepens, he reveals the shocking truth - fusion technology is a legacy left by the "Eclipse Tribe", a silicon-based civilization that became extinct 500 million years ago. Human beings are being transformed into antennas. When enough consciousnesses are connected, the Eclipse tribe will be resurrected in the human network, covering all human minds. Lin Yuanzhou's carbon-based prosthesis implanted due to brain injury in his childhood made him the only "double-conscious person" who can resist the Eclipse Network. He leads the resistance force "Carbon-Based Fire" in a desperate confrontation with the "Eclipse Heritage Council" that controls global power. Deep within the quantum core of the Eclipse Network, he discovered the "Carbon-Based Seed" - a program that could release emotional overload and disintegrate the Eclipse Network. In the end, Lin Yuanzhou chose to permanently trap his consciousness in the network and activate the seeds. Billions of people around the world experienced their happiest memories at the same moment, and the Eclipse network collapsed due to emotional overload. Humanity has escaped the fate of being covered, but at the cost of losing a hero - his consciousness has become a "beacon of memory" floating deep in the network, guarding mankind's collective memory.