The Tech War Beneath the Dome

When the sky screen unexpectedly projected blueprints for the advanced nuclear fusion technology of the parallel universe Earth-7, the entire world plunged into a frenzied "race to decipher" them. Lin Jianshen, a materials scientist, was the first to uncover a fatal radiation-leak hazard hidden in the technology. Meanwhile, Earth-7 scientists were concealing the flaw, causing radiation fissures to appear in real space. Faced with the threat of "knowledge backlash," Lin Jianshen broke free from the mindset of technological monopolies and joined forces with 97 countries to establish the "Interuniversal Technology Ethics Alliance." They offered Earth's safety data on "controlled nuclear fission" as a bargaining chip in their search for a radiation-control solution. This struggle, which threatened the survival of humanity, ultimately gave rise to the "Transdimensional Technology-Sharing Convention," placing every deciphered technology under the framework of a "safety assessment for all humanity." It was a war without gunfire, with the future of countless lives at stake, and its prize was a profound interpretation of the responsibility science carries.