"Galactic Lighthouse"

Collection of science fiction short stories (14 + "Digital Heaven" full length): Each science fiction short story has a theme, and is a science fiction masterpiece written for this fragmented era: focusing on the two core themes of "the complete self is always hidden in the undisclosed triviality" and "the remembered is the truly alive", it explores Contemporary propositions about data privacy, the false self of social media and the meaning of existence, it is wrapped in profound philosophical thoughts with a sincere and touching life-and-death love story. It has the logical closed loop of a hard-core science fiction setting and the emotional temperature that touches people's hearts. It is a resonant masterpiece that can make every modern person put down their mobile phones and sink into deep thought after reading it. In the era we live in in 2026, earth-shaking changes have restructured daily life, and the boundless digital ocean is embracing every ordinary person. We have divided ourselves into dual selves on the Internet: one is the perfect illusion displayed to the outside world, and the other is the true nature that belongs only to ourselves and is hidden in the details of daily life. Data records whereabouts, algorithms define preferences, and memories become electronic files that can be cleared at will. People travel through the flow of information all day long, but they continue to lose themselves. It's not until we see the truth that we understand: The complete self will always be hidden in the undisclosed trivialities. Only by being remembered can we truly live.