Quantum Birthmark

In Santa Maria Cathedral in a heavy rain, a corpse with a strange Klein bottle birthmark unveiled the prelude to the quantum murder case. Genetic information from seven parallel universes was actually detected in the DNA of the deceased Howard, and the murder weapon, the nanoscale quantum surgical needle, exactly matched the gene-editing drug that Erin Mendoza's father researched before his disappearance. Erin, an observer who is both a scientist and a lawyer, discovers that the snake-shaped birthmark on her ring finger is not only a symbol of a family curse, but also the key to the door to the four-dimensional space. In the quantum court, Irene faced herself from twelve parallel universes and launched a final trial about the nature of life and the origin of the universe. Scientific concepts such as nanoneedles, Klein bottles, and Penrose ladders are intertwined into complex quantum networks, revealing that the universe may be a holographic projection of higher-order civilizations in eleven-dimensional space-time. Irene's decision is not only related to the life and death of the individual, but also determines the birth and destruction of the new universe. When the singularity of the black hole swallowed everything, Irene was reborn in the form of a Klein bottle, holding the newborn cosmic membrane in her left hand, and holding a bleeding quantum scalpel in her right hand. . This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.