📖 The world is falling apart. I’m here to fix it.
Chen Mo used to be an ordinary programmer, until one day he became trapped in a bizarre school where “you can’t speak after class, and you have to scream during lessons.”
After escaping, he discovers that he has gained a strange ability: he can collect “fragments of logic” in broken worlds, piece them together into a complete worldview, and use those worldviews to “repair” other broken worlds.
While others go insane and lose their sanity in a Cthulhu town, he pulls out a [Journey to the West Fragment] and summons Sun Wukong to vanquish demons.
While others struggle to survive in a wasteland, he pulls out a [Fairy Tale Fragment] and lures mutant beasts with candy.
While others kneel before the gods during Ragnarok, he pulls out a [Reality Fragment] and tells the God of Thunder, “You’re just from Norse mythology. What’s that got to do with me?”
Then one day, he meets a man called the “Dreamweaver.”
“I deliberately left you those puzzle pieces,” the Dreamweaver says with a smile. “Come, enter my perfect world. Your dead parents are here, and they’ll never leave you.”
Chen Mo looks at his smiling parents in the perfect world and slowly takes out his notebook.
“Rule one: The logic of a perfect world is static. Your parents won’t grow old, won’t argue, and won’t love you.”
“Rule two: A static world isn’t worth living in.”
He tears the perfect world apart.
Because true logic will always be found in the human world.
