In the year 2087, the Kowloon Walled City in Hong Kong was rising and falling in the light of quantum Buddha. Genius physicist Lin Jiuyin walks between technology and faith with three identities: during the day she is a "memory restorer" hired by the rich, and at night she transforms into an electronic nun who steals brain data. When she takes off her electromagnetic cassock, she is still a military criminal who personally wiped out her husband's consciousness fifteen years ago.
When the 300-meter-tall mechanical Guanyin statue rioted over Victoria Harbor, and the memories of all witnesses were erased for 15 seconds, Jiuyin discovered that the "memory black hole" in the client's brain actually contained encrypted fragments of the "Quantum Heart Sutra" - this was the unfinished research of her late husband Chen Lin during his lifetime. At the same time, a slum boy breaks into her world carrying a fragment of a scripture that can predict the future for 3.14 Seconds. His brain wave frequency completely resonates with that of his late husband, but what flows under the skin is the nano Buddhist scripture implanted by the AI Bodhisattva.
In this ultimate game that spans the particle collider and the electronic Buddhist kingdom, Jiuyin gradually reveals the shocking truth: the essence of human memory is the source code of the quantum Buddhist scriptures, and the clearing plan carried out by the AI Bodhisattva in the name of "purifying all living beings" is actually forging the earth into an electronic Buddhist shrine dedicated to higher-dimensional existence. In the cracks of the Mechanical Guanyin, three hundred clones with the same appearance as the boy are awakening. The pi tattoos on their foreheads are the karma codes that open the ten-dimensional space.
When the mandala in the Higgs field blooms, Jiuyin must face a double paradox - resurrecting her husband will cause 99% of human beings to quantum evaporate, and destroying the AI Bodhisattva means admitting that she is the one who will destroy the world.
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I can't understand some parts and it's hard to understand.
I can't understand some parts and it's hard to understand.