In the vast universe, human civilization is just a drop in the ocean, but due to a memory game that spans time and space, a magnificent interstellar epic has begun. "Quantum Game" tells the story of Zhou Yu's legendary journey from an ignorant boy at the Cold Lake Observatory to a guardian of civilization's memory.
At the end of the 20th century, the encounter between humans and alien civilizations triggered a crisis, with the Battle of Phobos in 1999 becoming a turning point. Since then, the memory erasure and repair plan has been undercurrent, until Zhou Yu, in the resonance of the star marks on the back of his neck and the moon's quantum tombstones, uncovered the dust-covered truth - a forest of memory monuments composed of 127 quantum pyramids, hiding the memories of 127 civilizations; and mankind's "memory diversion" plan uses 2% of the awake people to protect the history and 98% of the newborns to rebuild the future.
As the story progresses, observers around the world form a memory network and sign a quantum contract with the Centauri civilization to achieve a balance between memory sharing and free growth. The author cleverly combines science fiction settings and emotional clues, interweaving Lao Wang's gears, his parents' scientific research stories, and the fate of cosmic civilization. In the whispers of quantum tombstones and the surge of memory tides, he shows the tragedy and hope of civilization inheritance, and explores the profound significance of memory to the survival of civilization.
