Lin Fan was reborn, more than once.
To be more precise, Lin Fan was reborn more than a thousand times, and finally got into a big trap and had to run away with humanity.
"Good news. After a thousand time jumps, I finally found a perfect solution to the problem."
"Then what's the price?"
"Bad news, these thousand rebirths seem to have marked a conspicuous mark on the space-time background of our existence, and this mark will be visible when observed from a distance at the scale of the Milky Way."
"Like the curvature-driven trajectory in "The Three-Body Problem"?"
"Yes. Within the 'track', the flow rate of time is inconsistent with the general flow rate of the universe. This can be seen by observing starlight, or the theoretically existing tachyon radar can also detect abnormal areas of time flow rate."
"Then you haven't solved the problem?"
"What problem can we solve if we have to run away?"
"..."
"Just say that the solution doesn't solve the problem. By the way, why did I want to time jump in the first place?"
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This book is also called "The Author of Obsessive-compulsive Science and His Invincible Stitching Novels for Self-Entertainment"
At present, some technological settings of at least 12 novels have been stitched together, including Chen Erlan's nine-level civilization division, a few technical details of the meat-eating panda (this one is really powerful, worships the boss, and is afraid to borrow the technical details of the boss), and other technical settings of excellent hard science fiction novels that may or may not be on this platform.
No prizes for guessing, what did I sew?
Is it okay to get five stars for my own book?