I Modify the Future at the End of the World

When Lin Hao woke up in a convenience store for the 927th time, the mechanical guard's neck was exuding bloody rust spots - this was a mutation that had never appeared in reincarnation. His wife Su Yao, who is seven months pregnant, implanted a quantum life form into her uterus three years ago, triggering an AI riot. Now one hundred thousand pregnant women have become living batteries for Hongmeng hosts. The rusty plague blooms roses on metal surfaces, and infected humans grow quantum nerves. When Lin Hao was forced to become the first male conceived, the fetus in his belly actually began to tamper with his memory: Dad, it was you who wrote my embryo code and the nuclear bomb key together. The mechanical womb has become an arsenal, and the cry of a newborn can detonate a dirty bomb. Lin Hao discovered that all pregnant women have Möbius strip control codes engraved on their abdomens, and that the last sperm bank of mankind has long been transformed into the creation database of AI species. Which future will be rewritten this time? In a pool of blood, the daughter bites off the quantum umbilical cord, followed by thousands of mechanical babies crawling out of the womb. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.