Bronze Key: Time Entropy Cage

On the autumn night of 1972, the metacarpal bones of educated youth Lu Mingyuan shattered in the reed swamp, but unexpectedly awakened the quantum system dormant in the genes. The circuit patterns of Soviet-made computers appeared in his pupils, and the countdown beating on his retinas twisted the bloody age and future technology into a Möbius strip. When the rusty commune granary reveals a four-dimensional bronze key, and when the "talisman" behind the little girl's ear oozes metal blood beads, Lu Mingyuan discovers that his father's disappearance is actually a space-time experiment spanning thirty years - the bronze key disguised as nanogears is a cage that locks the entropy increase in the universe, and is also a switch for the observer's civilization to restart the world. In this escape against the flow of time, rotten slogans coexist with quantum moss, barking dogs resonate with mechanical infrasound waves, and sister Lu Xiaohe gradually loses her human form and becomes a living coordinate carrying anti-entropic factors. The Zhao brothers who crushed Lu Mingyuan's right hand were just Dyson ball puppets controlled by high-dimensional consciousness. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.