When Lin Shen spilled coffee in the laboratory, the world split in two. His left eye could see quantum threads winding around every living being, while strange lives kept flashing through his dreams: himself in military uniform, shot and falling; Su Li vanishing into a stream of data; and his supposedly missing mentor standing at the scene of his mother’s car accident.
The gentle, shy assistant Su Li turns out to be the Host of a special forces soldier from a parallel universe. Chu He, confined to a wheelchair, steals time with a “Perfect Life” System. Meanwhile, a conspiracy called “worldline convergence” is collapsing the multiverse into a single script. When the bubbling broth at a quantum hot pot restaurant splits space and time, and a convenience-store robbery at three in the morning rewrites fate, they face impossible choices: saving Lin Shen’s mother would mean erasing seven billion people, and the gun barrels of two Su Lis point at each other. They discover that every choice creates a new universe, and regret is proof that something once existed.
Now the hourglass runs backward, and the laboratory trembles as the countdown to an explosion ticks away. Through a maze of memories and a tsunami of probabilities, the final choice has nothing to do with right or wrong. The quantum entanglement trial does not judge fate, but whether you have the courage to embrace every possibility. Open this book, and you will see the version of yourself you never chose, smiling behind a shop window on a rainy night.
