I Have a Bates Ball

The physical laws we see are not the ultimate truth of the universe. The speed of light, gravity, conservation of energy... All seemingly eternal constants are just surface appearances projected by regular membranes. Multiple layers of regular membranes overlap each other, and the anchor point is a strange structure naturally born at the junction of membranes, allowing two completely different sets of physical rules to penetrate each other and "leak" here. Lu Chen, a doctoral student in the Department of Physics, accidentally purchased a metal ball of unknown origin, and since then entered a hidden field ignored by mainstream science. This spherical anchor, called a Bates ball, will roll on its own, resonate with sound waves, and will never fall from the edge of the table. Various abnormal phenomena completely subvert his inherent cognition. As the experiment progressed, strange ghost images and misplaced perceptions followed one after another, and superimposed perceptions quietly eroded his nerves. Old cases that have been dusty for many years, missing predecessors, secretly tracking recyclers, and mentors who have concealed the truth for thirty years appear one after another. Lu Chen gradually discovered that his father's bizarre and unexpected death, the abnormal anchor points scattered around the world, and the resonance crisis of leaked rules had already formed a huge web. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.