The ultimate collision of science and terror: cutting-edge technology struggles in the face of the horrors of the ancient universe, and hard-core physics settings fiercely confront the Cthulhu-style indescribable things.
The desperate glory of human nature: In the abyss of physical alienation and consciousness erosion, how can "human" pain, guilt, love and responsibility become the ultimate weapon against the will to destroy the world?
A grand dual universe view: the bloody battlefield of the material universe runs parallel with the quantum abyss at the level of consciousness. The perspective is unique and the setting is novel.
Brutal and gorgeous visual imagination: from the cold blue light of the quantum laboratory to the ancient death energy of the Nine Dragons pulling the coffin, from the bloody hell of the lunar corpse tide to the gravitational spectacle at the edge of the black hole, to the storm of billions of dead souls in the abyss of consciousness, the images are extremely impactful.
The complexity and depth of the protagonist: Yitan is both a victim and a perpetrator. He swings painfully between the rationality of scientists, the struggle of humanity, and the coffin's will to destroy. The character arc is full of tension.
