The Rise and Fall of the Rational Family

Suspenseful and imaginative works. The whole IQ is online. A story about the rise and decline of a family of exorcists who use reason as a weapon to fight against weirdness on a land on the verge of collapse. In the New London built by steam gears and mathematical formulas, the Lee family uses flesh and blood as gears to domesticate the energy of the ancient gods into the rational heart that drives the city. The mechanical heart beats theorems, and the logical potion crushes emotions - until the first false proposition tears reality apart: human beings disintegrate into geometric bodies, sacred objects seep out garbled characters, and even the family sacred scriptures contain the blood words that the first generation family head has long been the host of the ancient god. Levi Lee, who possesses mechanical prosthetics, tore off the fig leaf of the century-old myth of rationality in the Arithmetic Murder Case: the so-called exorcists are nothing more than living logic batteries raised by ancient gods; what is consumed every time he saves people is the fundamental proposition of the family's survival. When his sister disintegrates into geometric fragments, he must use gears, heart, or the pain of flesh and blood to fight against the absolute truth that has been a scam since birth. Under the roaring perpetual motion machine, buried are the gear bones of ancestors of all generations; on the ruins after the fog has cleared, can the glimmer of humanity block the gears that are about to crush the world? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.