The Boundary Crosser: The Dimensional Shift Era

The day dimensional reduction began, invisible “boundaries” shattered the world into fragments.

Anyone who crossed a boundary was instantly flattened into two dimensions, becoming a paper person printed on the ground, frozen in the pose they held at the moment of death.

Lin Mo was different. The one-eyed artifact restorer discovered he could copy the mysterious symbols on the boundaries, making them bend and wind around obstacles.

But each time he rewrote a boundary, the ink stains on his left hand grew darker. The paper, the walls, even the metal case they were escorting, all slowly began turning into paper.

Their client said the case contained a vaccine.

But when they opened it, they found a kind of genetic pheromone capable of rewriting humanity’s boundary values.

And there was only one kind of person on the list of people who could use the pheromone:

Those who shared Lin Mo’s blood.

“You’re not saving the world,” a line slowly appeared on his father’s blackened manuscript. “You’re helping it give birth.”