[No romance + a wild scientific-poetic fantasia + quantum-quantified childhood trauma + deconstruction of Van Gogh's Starry Night + medical Gothic New Wave + a hard-core coming-of-age story about a frail heroine + quantum-entangled friendship + an unconventional happy ending, black-hole immortality edition]
[This story is entirely fictional. The brain-storage service is not covered by health insurance.]
When medical instruments begin to paint, when the fish tank in a hospital room becomes a quantum laboratory, when your congenital heart defect is a window the universe deliberately left open for observation
Lu Zhimiao's life begins with a silent revolt.
You will come to understand:
Within the cracks diagnosed as “congenital deficiencies” lies the universe's most exquisite artistic DNA.
And to be alive is to salvage all the life-poetry misdiagnosed as defects from the quantum fluctuations between the ventricles.
(This book has won the award for “Most Dangerous Reading Experience”: beware, your heartbeat may synchronize with quantum-entanglement scenes and permanently change how you understand “illness,” “family,” and “the perfect life.”)
[Please fasten your seat belt before entering. Live coverage of your brain making a run for it is now underway.]
