Robot Little Q

In Longguo, whose technology is the envy of the world, the life of top physicist Qin Yue abruptly came to an end in his laboratory after years of pushing himself too hard. He had devoted his life to exploring the universe’s ultimate mysteries: quantum consciousness and the theory of high-dimensional space transmission. But the cost of burning himself out was that the flame of his life suddenly went out.

His consciousness did not vanish into nothingness. Instead, it drifted in a strange, incomprehensible voyage across the vast sea of stars. When Qin Yue’s consciousness “awoke” again, he was horrified to find himself trapped in a completely unfamiliar “body.” No, it could hardly be called a body at all. He was in a huge graveyard of cold, rusted metal, an alien wasteland of lifeless scrap. His “field of vision” was low and restricted, because the only thing carrying his consciousness was a battered robot head, half-buried beneath discarded gears, twisted pipes, and the wreckage of enormous machines.

The remains of the robot “Xiao Q” became the sole ark for Qin Yue’s consciousness. The intellect of a top physicist and the crude hardware of a low-grade scrap robot made for an absurd and deadly clash. He must use his extraordinary knowledge of physics and powers of logical reasoning to survive in this hostile, unknown metal wasteland. Can the mind of a top physicist drive this body of rusted scrap, kindle the spark of intelligence on this cold steel world, and ultimately uncover the mystery of this journey across life and death among the stars?