At three o'clock in the morning, on the shelves of the convenience store, mineral water bottles were sealed with ancient demon gods, and what the cash register spit out was not a receipt but a destiny contract. Lin Yang, a college student, accidentally awakened to the Emperor's Armor while working the night shift, only to discover that the so-called "cultivation" was actually a cyber experiment in 2099 - he was not only a convenience store worker, but also the No. 49 Clone of the Space-Time Administration, and the source of all monster pollution.
When the freezer door of the convenience store turned into an interdimensional battlefield, and the products on the shelves turned into quantum charms, Lin Yang gradually came into contact with the cruel truth in the daily reset time loop: the safe that his father entrusted before his death was locked with the first-generation rampaging mecha, the eternal city promised by the cultivators used the brains of tourists to cultivate demon cores, and the poisonous-tongued sister Night Owl was actually an AI moral program written by the previous generation.
In this doomsday game of intertwined reality and reality, every click of the observer is creating a parallel universe. Lin Yang must contend with:
- The demon gene awakened in the body
- The starship group where the Cultivation Group rewrites reality
- Dark selves from other universes
- and the unconscious plot voting of off-screen "readers"
When convenience store shelves turn into blockchain nodes, and when the oracle bones on the Jiuyi Cauldron reveal the laser engraving of "Made in 2049", this war across time paradoxes is finally revealed: the so-called resurgence of spiritual energy is just the embers of the last cyber ascension of human civilization.
