"Abyss Protocol: The Rusted God Machine" is an anti-traditional immortality masterpiece that combines wasteland survival, hard-core science fiction and Cthulhu-style weirdness.
The story takes place in a world a hundred years after the "Great Collapse". The old civilization was annihilated in the fierce war between technology and cultivation. The remaining alliances of Science City, Xuanjie and Wasteland are hostile to each other and regard each other as heretics. Young Li Chen, a wasteland hunter struggling on the edge of civilization, has the blood of both sides flowing in his body, and relies on his own dangerous "synthetic pill" to survive.
During an unexpected hunt, he unearthed a dark blue fragment that should not exist - the remains of the "Deep Protocol." It is not only the most high-tech creation, but also the crystallization of the supreme talisman, and it is also linked to the crazy truth of the universe. At the moment of contact, a massive amount of forbidden knowledge and profound whispers forced their way into Li Chen's mind, turning him into a dangerous "living interface."
From then on, he was forced to embark on the road of escape. The mechanical army of Kecheng vowed to "purify" this abnormal pollution, the ancient monks in the mysterious world wanted to "search for its soul and seize the treasure", and in the shadows, the secret organization that believed in the "Eye of Thorns" was determined to capture it. What's even more frightening is that the fragments themselves seem to have a will, constantly whispering about seeking energy, longing for completeness, and warning of the indescribable gaze attracted by the "astral echo"...
Li Chen must solve the mystery behind the fragments under the stranglehold of all forces, find out the truth behind his parents' disappearance, and finally make a decision: should he become a bridge for the fragments to swallow up the world, or should he use his body to block the "agreement" that leads to the abyss?
This is an epic that wanders between steel and spells, struggling on the edge of reason and madness.
