In 2099 AD, the earth was on the verge of annihilation between ecological collapse and technological rampage. As the "neural cloud" system - a quantum network that swallows national borders and controls human consciousness - goes out of control, the world falls into the abyss of chaos between virtuality and reality. Lin Xiaoyu, a white-haired girl who woke up from the cryochamber, discovered that she was actually the most primitive "living key" of the neurocloud, and her bone marrow was filled with humanity's last redemption code: an ancient virus sequence that can transform the scars of civilization into healing energy.
The story spans the leaden dawn of Chernobyl, the binary bullet holes in the walls of Nanjing, the rose tide of sunken ships in Venice, to the quantum tears of Easter Island's monoliths. Lin Xiaoyu, the mechanical engineer Alpha, the rebel leader Qin Fei, and 100,000 clones of Li Yuanfeng with the same face, uncovered the shocking truth in the rift of time and space: the so-called "Borderless Country" plan is actually a doomsday fable written by the collective subconscious of mankind. When physical boundaries dissolve, the real battlefield unfolds in every tampered memory, every bloody civilization site, and every heart trying to span light years with love. This is a civilized self-healing experiment spanning thousands of years. From the crayon drawings of five-year-old children to the neural cloud network covering the synchronous orbit, from the quantum rose in the nuclear ruins to the taboo bonds across species, human beings use the deepest pain to temper answers that transcend borders: when all guns rust into songs, only the mother-like land and the pupils of children can reflect the ultimate code of civilization's survival - embracing each other in broken places, using scars as warp and weft, weaving scattered stars into a sustainable cradle.
