In the silent abyss at the edge of the universe, archaeologist Xingque traced a different-frequency signal from a vanished star, accidentally awakening the "language world" civilization that had been dormant for hundreds of billions of years. There is no war or colonization. The language world maintains its existence by poetic information flow and difficult logical proverbs, rejecting all linear communication. Xingque was forced to use his own memory and language as the key to step into the labyrinth constructed of thought fragments to decipher the ultimate puzzle left by the language world to the universe. But as he gradually understood the inhuman thinking of the linguistic civilization, reality and illusion began to intersect - the universe itself seemed to be quietly being rewritten by this asymmetrical dialogue. Xingque must choose between himself and the unknown: to interpret the heritage of civilization, or to protect the boundaries of human cognition? This book uses extreme imagination to outline the limits of civilizational exchanges and explore the profound boundaries of language, existence and cosmic order.
