When your coffee cup is hovering in the air, how many times is the world undergoing digital reconstruction?
One morning in 2025, Cheng Mo, a white-collar worker in Hangzhou Future Science and Technology City, witnessed the collapse of the world. The bloody sky counts down 72 hours, the Qiantang River turns into a boiling torrent of code, and the former office buildings are reconstructed into Gothic spires in the data storm. As the only professional "data tuner", Cheng Mo has a faint blue light pattern that can rewrite reality flowing in his right hand, but he has to witness the alienation of his companions in every decision - the marketing director's mechanical eyes foresee the end of the world, his fiancée lives forever in the intelligent machine cloud, and Lin Xiaoxia, who fights side by side, is gradually becoming a quantum ghost as the genetic lock is cracked.
This is a testing ground gamified by advanced civilization, and it is also a recursive cage for human self-salvation. When Cheng Mo tore through the dimensional barrier, he saw the remains of the frozen ark of mankind in the 23rd century; when he modified the underlying code of the universe, he found that every variable name was a tombstone of the deceased. The mechanical Buddha chants sutras at the end of time, his wedding ring is buried in the Chaos Cult's sacrificial site, and the boson cloud before Lin Xiaoxia dissipated actually wrote a suicide note of love on the satellite cloud map of the new civilization.
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It's a good book, very creative, very unique, and gives people a desire to continue reading.
This book is well written, has advanced imagination, and is so rich and colorful. There are only things you can't think of, and there is no book that can't contain them.