I’m a Civilization Observer, Bound to the Classic of Mountains and Seas from the Start

In the cosmic graveyard, the consciousness of Lin Xia, a quantum observer, is cast into the Primordial Wasteland, a lawless wasteland torn apart by a higher-dimensional war. His blood congeals into a Taiji twin-fish symbol in a two-dimensional laboratory, becoming an ancient imprint with which to resist the distorted law that “pi equals four.” In this apocalypse, where virtual particles spawn ferocious beasts from the Classic of Mountains and Seas and bronze fragments conceal the algorithms of the Hetu, he is forced into an alliance with the Suiming tribe. Using the tribal shaman as a “human battery,” he resets the gravitational constant with the Zhoubi Suanjing and refines the Jiuli gene lock into antibodies against corruption. When the giant dimensional claws of the Rubik’s Cube Holy See tear through the starry sky, only by activating the Heavenly Cycle Star Formation and rewriting the laws of physics using an incorrect value of pi can the sparks of civilization survive the final catastrophe of Guixu.