Ten years ago, a slice of time and space arrived, and people from the future and immortal cultivators ruled the world. Wayne, a 17-year-old slum boy, has mastered the original power beyond his cognition. You can easily destroy all supernatural powers and magical spells. A mysterious invitation left by a father who has been missing for ten years plunges the entire city into an unprecedented crisis in order to save his crazy mother. The down-and-out poet who has taken care of Wayne's mother and son for ten years is actually... A slice of time and space that fell, and the city, cyberpunk, future technology, orthodox immortality, and time travel intertwined and coexisted.
Classes are solidified, and resources are divided between the immortal sect's powerful people and the capital's future people, and the lives of the ants at the bottom are like grass and grass.
Clear away the layers of fog and commemorate this chaotic era from abacus to AI.
There is absolutely no brain crushing feeling, the plot logic is closed loop, and the foreshadowing is wrapped up layer by layer. With the struggle at the bottom of the troubled times, we look back at the golden years of rapid iteration and haste and chaos.
