Lin Che, a top student in modern physics, has his consciousness torn apart by a “logical paradox” and transmigrates to a fantasy world called the Profound Abyss Realm. There is no traditional “spiritual energy” or “magic” here. The power system is based on analyzing and weaving the “concepts of the world”: some can control fragments of the “flow of time,” others can distort the definition of “spatial distance,” and some can even alter the local rules of “causality.”
Yet this seemingly free world conceals a truth that grows more terrifying the closer you look: every “concept” has its limits, and every powerful being is bound by invisible “rules,” like a living creature trapped inside a meticulously designed “conceptual cage.”
Lin Che discovers that his modern scientific way of thinking, physics, mathematics, and logic, is the key to unraveling these “concepts.” He can use equations to deduce the limits of “flame,” calculate the branches of “fate” with probability, and even use paradoxical logic to pierce an enemy’s “absolute defense.”
Along the way, he meets Su Qingyuan, a girl burdened with the destiny of “resetting the world to zero.” Born able to sense flaws in “concepts,” she is regarded as an ill omen. From wary testing to standing side by side, the two set out to analyze all things. They must not only face ancient forces coveting their abilities, but also uncover a secret spanning countless eons: the Profound Abyss Realm may be nothing more than an “experimental ground” for a higher-dimensional civilization, and they are the first “variables” to awaken.
This is an epic about “understanding” and “breaking through.” When science collides with fantasy and logic challenges the rules, the young man will one day tear apart the conceptual cage called “fate,” with the girl at his side.
