[Paranoid savior + a world that cannot be saved]
The world suffers from a terminal disease called "fallacy."
Whenever civilization reaches its borders, these truth-twisting creations arrive as expected.
The saviors integrate "truth" or "reason" into their souls to fight against disasters, but in the end they all fall into new fallacies - salvation is slow suicide, which is a reincarnation that civilization cannot escape.
Gu Lin, a mortal paranoid about saving the world, was given the only power by the meteorite: to go back.
His consciousness becomes the only anchor in time, and he can return to the past with all his memories after failure.
In this era of relying on "contracts" to pay a price in exchange for power, he is the only exception - there is no need to pay, because he can start over.
He used reason as his blade, turned thousands of reincarnations into experiments, and used billions of deaths to calculate the path. He wants to find the perfect solution among infinite possibilities where no one needs to sacrifice.
However, omniscience brings divine loneliness. In countless resets, other people's lives are reduced to repeatable data, and vivid emotions become predictable codes.
When he finally got close to the ultimate answer, a question came to his mind: Can a salvation plan that requires the sacrifice of his own humanity still be called perfect?
This pursuit itself may be the final trap set by the world for him.
Very good book