On a snowy night in the second year of Chongzhen, the three-eyed gun at the top of Ningyuan City was hot in Chen Yuan's hand.
As a history student, he was involved in a quantum experiment spanning four hundred years when he touched an ancient object in a museum. The dragon-patterned jade pendant awakened in his palm, and the Manchu code it projected actually resonated with the bronze demon-conquering pestle of the Qing army in Liaodong.
Here is the hidden murderous intention of Ming Dynasty:
The gunpowder of the frontier army was soaked with nanoworms, the secret accounts of Shanxi merchants were engraved with binary numbers, and the antimatter reactor was buried under the dragon's chair in the Forbidden City.
When Chen Yuan discovered that his DNA was embedded in the remains of emperors of past dynasties, and when the fragments of the imperial seal were reorganized in his flesh and blood, he was shocked to realize:
The so-called time travel is nothing more than the civilizational jump plan of the Time and Space Administration (TMA).
And every time he "rewrites history", he is cultivating fruits for the harvesters of higher dimensions.
The blazing battlefield overlaps with the laboratory in the quantum cloud, the debris of the spacecraft is suspended in the snowfield of Saarhu, and Wei Zhongxian's mechanical tentacles pierce the pages of "Yongle Dian".
Chen Yuan must solve the double dilemma before the countdown reaches zero:
Let Ming step on the bones of cyberpunk and live forever.
Or detonate all time and space anchor points,
Liberate human civilization from the prison of the observer?
Chaos, nonsense