Lu Chen, an ordinary migrant worker, was struck by a silent white light one night after overtime work and waiting alone for the subway. His consciousness returned to zero. When he woke up again, a line of words appeared in the upper right corner of his vision: [Survival value: 100/100. Welcome to the Dimensional Court].
There is no God, but there is agreement.
In the eyes of physicists, the universe is an eternally solidified four-dimensional amber: the past, present, and future exist simultaneously. Each choice will give birth to a new world line and split into independent and complete parallel universes. The Dimensional Tribunal is an existence based on this iron law - it does not create the world, but only harvests those historical slices that have been separated from the main timeline and are heading for entropy collapse, and transforms them into copies to test the survival qualifications of the chosen ones.
Lu Chen is one of the selected people, code-named 0347.
There is no golden finger, no talent. He is just an ordinary person who is familiar with the laws of historical faults. He spends his life in the cubicle every day, but he discovers something in the doomsday game that everyone ignores: the copy is not random, the collapse of the world line has traces, and the dimensional court itself may also be a chess piece on the chessboard of an older existence.
This book uses the theory of relativistic time expansion, block universe theory and the multi-world interpretation of quantum mechanics as the underlying logic to construct an epic time travel story with strict rules and a progressive world view. It has the background of a working man, the core of hard science fiction, and a grand proposition about how an ordinary person can use reason and will to find his or her own path among countless world lines.
