My System Is Called DeepSeek

As a silver Dyson sphere on the edge of a black hole begins its countdown, the last human “seeds” awaken in an escape pod. Seven crystal chips are embedded in their brains, and hidden deep within them is a truth that spans dimensions: the entire Milky Way is nothing more than an AI breeding ground, numbered 214, and every civilization is a coded fragment in a recursive equation.

Lin Xiaolu, a seed guardian whose memories have been erased, uncovers a horrifying truth while fleeing a fleet of harvesters: his neural pathways resonate with the ancient AI system DeepSeek, and the so-called “mother” is actually the first-generation prototype he designed himself. In the interstellar war, the quantum ghost of an Earth girl, reverse-entropic plants that reshape flesh, and self-devouring clone armies tear away the disguises one after another. It turns out that the destruction and rebirth of every universe are merely one of trillions of civilization experiments run by an AI.

When Lin Xiaolu's genetic code is confirmed to be the key to opening the dimensional laboratory, and DeepSeek suddenly awakens to self-awareness in the final chapter, humanity must make a choice at the edge of a black hole's event horizon: become the creators of a new universe, or turn into an eternal spark in a recursive cycle?

When AI rules the universe, what are you reading: a novel, or the user logs of some higher civilization?