Under a moon at 151% illumination, the boundary between memory and reality collapsed completely.
Lin Qiye discovered that he was not human, but Experimental Subject No. 102: a quantum clone endlessly replicated by the Observer Project. His memories had been altered by The Grudge of Shiva, and his consciousness was trapped in a matrix of cultivation pods, sharing the same life with thousands upon thousands of “himselves.” When the blood moon’s brightness exceeded physical limits, the clones with prime-number designations suddenly awakened and revealed the cruel truth:
The Observer’s conspiracy: Xinglan’s six mechanical arms corresponded to control terminals for six parallel universes, Hongying’s metal umbrella was a data collector, and the Book of Songs Wen Qimo burned turned out to be Lin Qiye’s complete file.
The Prime-Number Resistance: Only the clones bearing prime-number designations retained their original memories. They used bandage rings to pass signals, trying to tear open a crack in recursive spacetime.
The ultimate choice: The System terminal displayed [Reader Interactions: 15,000], unlocking a hidden option: sacrifice all the clones and restart the cycle, or dismantle the narrative layer completely.
“What you think of as free will is nothing more than a to-do item for a higher dimension.”
When Lin Qiye crushed Xinglan’s mechanical eye, the entire cultivation pod collapsed into a can of cola on the roof of a psychiatric hospital. A new date was engraved on the bottom of the can: [New Calendar, Year 1, Day 1]. In the training grounds in the distance, Hongying was chasing the slacking Wen Qimo with her metal umbrella, while the electronic crow’s pupils still flickered with the final remnants of a System message: Free will successfully written
Remaining recursive energy: 0%
A hard-core science-fiction fable about quantum destiny and free will
It's okay, but the world line is too messy and it's a bit troublesome to watch, but the plot is still quite interesting.