In China's railway network in 2024, conductor Chen Xiaoshuai's daily fare replenishment and fire inspections hide a shocking secret - the biometric scanner he wears can see through the genetic markers of the freezing cabin in passengers. Every time he handles the power outage of the contact network, he is getting closer to the truth of the "SYT Space-Time Jump Project" 20 years ago. This top-secret project that bundles cryonics technology with the high-speed rail energy system created the immortal cloned flight attendant Su Xiaoxiao, and also caused frequent space-time cracks in the northwest railway network: the enamel cup of the immigrant elderly was covered with -50°C ice crystals, the fetus in the belly of a pregnant woman carried the genetic memory of 1998, and the refrigerant in the dining car freezer was actually the liquid space-time medium that kept the clones alive. When Chen Xiaoshuai discovered that his fingerprints could activate the control panel of the experimental train 20 years ago, and his mother's work log actually appeared in the cryostat database, a life-and-death game about immortality and ethics was quietly unfolding on the speeding Z12 train with the inspection of each ticket and the sparks of emergency repairs in each rainstorm - each child's ticket he issued with his own hands might be an awakened time traveler.
Reader comments
This book is very interesting! The setting of rebirth is novel, and the protagonist uses precognition to rewrite his destiny. The book's description of the work and life of the conductor is meticulous and full of fireworks. Reading it in one sitting is more than addictive!
What can I say? This book is really interesting. If you want to understand it, just take your time.
This book is very interesting! The setting of rebirth is novel, and the protagonist uses precognition to rewrite his destiny. The book's description of the work and life of the conductor is meticulous and full of fireworks. Reading it in one sitting is more than addictive! What can I say? This book is really interesting. If you want to understand it, just take your time.