A psychic singularity tears reality apart, and a torrent of data floods the past. The god fell, and its fragments turned into "data ghosts" that eroded reality and "conceptual relics" that contained forbidden power. Human beings in the new era are struggling to survive in giant urban areas such as "New Chang'an" and rebuild civilization on the ruins intertwined with neon lights and talismans.
Lu Xun, a young restorer who can see "information scars", inherited the key to the "Worldwide Museum" left by his grandfather. This museum houses "conceptual relics" from all over the world that have gone out of control due to collapse, rust, or pollution - they are broken godheads, out-of-control AI cores, the reverberations of the thoughts of extradimensional creatures, and even fragments of the rules of the universe.
By repairing them, Lu Xun can harness their power, but every repair is accompanied by cognitive pollution, logical backlash, or the coveting of more terrifying entities. When the tide of the "Data Deep Sea" is about to flood the city, when the extreme cleansing of the "Net Cleaners" sweeps the earth, when the "Mechanicus" attempts to forge new gods, when the "Reapers" from the other side of the star sea cast a shadow...
Lu Xun discovered that what he restored was not only a relic, but also a key node that maintained this shaky era. He and his team of "Secret Keepers" will shuttle between the data abyss and the real battlefield, dancing between the rusted godhead and collapsed rules, and in the darkness at the end of the era, they will light the last beacon guarding the embers of civilization. "If the information exists, we are the keepers of civilization's memory."
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