Ah, My Gun Became a Sperm on Its Own

Qiang takes Zhou Yuan on an adventure across the universe, maintaining a balance between conflicts at the complex worldview and rules level and scientific fantasy and philosophical speculation, as well as the collision of cosmic sociology, philosophy of time and space, and concepts of different civilizations. It is a hard-core science fiction about the existence and death of the universe and the reshaping of rules. It is suitable for senior science fiction enthusiasts who have a strong interest in philosophical propositions and hard science fiction assumptions on a cosmic scale. The story explores abstract concepts such as the meaning of existence, nothingness, rule definition, and possibility, and the game of the fire of civilization, high-dimensional concepts, and the underlying rules of the universe. It is a grand narrative about the meaning of existence and resistance to fate. From Zhou Yuan sacrificing himself to reshape the rules, to Ella inheriting the fire and becoming a possible walker, to the ultimate confrontation, the survival of civilization on the scale of the universe, the conceptual struggle at the rule level... In the end, through understanding and tolerance rather than confrontation, the original wound of the universe was transformed.