Novel introduction: "Era: The Aftermath of Creation"
When science touches the boundary of divinity, who is observing our universe?
When Harvard astrophysicist Alan Weiss was analyzing the cosmic microwave background radiation, he discovered a mysterious signal encoded in the afterglow of creation—this string of pulses that exhibits perfect mathematical rules actually came from the infancy of the universe a billion trillion trillionths of a second after the Big Bang. What is even more shocking is that hidden in the signal is the equation that describes the creation of the universe by "original consciousness" through quantum observation, completely subverting human beings' understanding of the nature of reality.
As Allen deciphered the coordinates recorded in the signal, he came into contact with high-dimensional life forms calling themselves the "Eternals". These survivors of the last cosmic cycle reveal a breathtaking truth: our universe is only the seventh "epoch" in an infinite cycle, each with completely different physical laws, and all reality relies on the continuous observation of "original consciousness" to exist.
When Allen is selected as the "Observer" of the current era, he must make a choice: accept the mission of eternal watch and endure the inhuman pain that exists at all points in time at the same time; or seal the truth and return to ordinary life, allowing the universe to quantumly dissipate due to the loss of the observer. At the same time, the same mathematical symbols appearing in the remains of some ancient civilizations on earth indicate that this forbidden knowledge has been close to being discovered by humans many times, and each time it triggered a civilization-level cognitive crisis
A philosophical epic intertwined with hardcore science fiction elements:
The surprising fusion of quantum physics and creation myths
eleven dimensional space
