In the space-time rift where near-future technology intersects with ancient bronze civilization, the military's top-secret project "Project Candle Dragon" accidentally spawns a space-time virus that devours reality. Genius quantum engineer Lu Xingye is forced to face the cruelest truth - he is actually a living petri dish carrying viral genes, and his missing sister Lu Xingyu is the only being who can secrete cognitive antibodies.
When the bronze dice of the Warring States Period, symbolizing fate, started the countdown, the world began a thrilling civilized birth in the four-dimensional birth canal: bronze stretch marks appeared on the surface of skyscrapers, Oracle codes were reorganized in quantum amniotic fluid, and 108 parallel universes fought to the death in the Klein bottle uterus. Lu Xingye's every discovery and decision creates a brutal image of the murder of his relatives, and the handwritten will left by his father reveals a more terrifying conspiracy - the so-called space-time virus is actually an anti-entropic vaccine against the heat death of the universe.
In this cognitive war across dimensions, the Stardust Dagger and the hexagrams of "Gui Zangyi" collided to create a philosophical singularity, and the mechanical womb and the bronze tripod resonated with the pain of civilization. When the proof of the Riemann Hypothesis freezes into a delivery bed, and when the Möbius strip flows with umbilical blood, Lu Xingye must complete the most paradoxical redemption within 238 prime days: becoming an observed tombstone as an observer, killing three hundred selves, and stepping into the absolute void holding the embryo of the newborn universe.
This cybermyth, which blends Eastern mysticism and hard-core science fiction, uses the roots of quantum roses to rewrite the Genesis code. When the bronze dice finally stops at the unnamed dawn, all sins will crystallize into the first drop of morning dew for the survival of civilization in the eleventh-dimensional breath.
