Star Tower Empire [Ling Han's Perspective]

A newcomer's novel, the core medium of Infinite Flow is anchor rifts - they are the gaps between the real world and countless "copy small worlds", randomly appearing in abandoned corners of the city, inside old objects, and even at the edge of people's dreams. People who can sense and enter the anchor point rift are called anchor binders. They are born with an "origin anchor point" deep in their souls, which is both a certificate for entering the dungeon and a life-saving trump card: when the rules of the dungeon world collapse, the origin anchor point can forcefully drag them back to reality, at the cost of consuming a lot of mental energy. Excessive overdraft will cause the anchor point to break, and people will be completely lost in the rift, forever trapped in a collapsed dungeon. The world of copies is not fiction, but "unselected fragments of possibility"**. Each copy is a slice of civilization that actually existed in a certain parallel time and space: it may be a steampunk-style doomsday city, where humans rely on gears and steam to fight against the "rust mist" that eats metal; it may be the secret realm of the ancient fairy sect, where the "immortality fruit" the monks are fighting for is actually the genetically modified seeds left by alien civilization; or it may be a prison star in the future interstellar, where the prisoners are all alien defectors with special abilities. There is no fixed answer to the rules for clearing the dungeon. The only iron-clad rule is "Anchor to Reality" - the anchor binder must find an "anchoring object" related to the core logic of the world in the dungeon and bring it back to reality. The shape of the anchor is all kinds of strange. It may be the last gear in the doomsday city that has not been corroded by the rust mist. It may be the jade slip recording alien civilization in the secret realm of Xianxia. It may also be