In the Dragon Kingdom, where science and technology dominate the world, the life of top physicist Qin Yue ended abruptly in the laboratory due to long-term overdraft. He devoted his life to exploring the ultimate mystery of the universe - the theory of quantum consciousness and high-dimensional space transmission. However, the price of excessive burning is the sudden extinguishing of the fire of life.
Consciousness did not dissipate into nothingness, but experienced an incomprehensible and strange drift across the vast sea of stars. When Qin Yue's consciousness "awakened" again, he was horrified to find that he was trapped in a completely unfamiliar "body" - no, it couldn't even be called a body. He was in a vast graveyard of cold, rusted metal, an alien, lifeless metal dump. His "field of vision" is low and limited, because what carries his consciousness is only a dilapidated robot head, half buried under abandoned gears, twisted pipes and huge mechanical debris.
The remains of the robot "Little Q" became the only ark of Qin Yue's consciousness. The wisdom of top physicists forms an absurd and fatal conflict with the crude hardware of a bottom-level useless robot. He must use his extraordinary knowledge of physics and logical thinking to survive in this hostile and unknown metal wasteland. Can the brain of a top physicist drive this scrap metal body to ignite the spark of wisdom on the cold steel star, and finally uncover the mystery of this interstellar crossing that spans life and death?
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Ignoring the unreasonable parts, the writing is quite reasonable and worth reading.
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