When brain-computer interface technology touches the restricted area of human consciousness, the collision of reason and emotion opens up a battle for survival related to the future of civilization.
Shen Yanjun, a supernatural genius, is committed to decoding the mysteries of consciousness, but he personally experiences the ultimate dilemma of his research in a laboratory conspiracy - brain-computer interface technology blocks his five senses, leaving him awake but losing all perception, becoming a silent observer trapped in his body.
Lin Shuyan, a humanistic recorder, once confronted him for questioning the cold dimension of technology. When he fell into the desperate situation of "complete lockout" and everyone regarded him as a victim of a scientific research accident, only she firmly believed that it was not just the genius' brain that was trapped, but also a complete soul.
"If love has become a physical imprint of neural circuits, I am willing to reshape the entire consciousness map for you."
This work is based on rigorous neuroscience and builds a hard-core science fiction world about technological ethics and the glory of human nature. When technology can read, store and even tamper with consciousness, what constitutes "self"? In an era where efficiency is paramount, what is the value of irrational emotions? How should individual memory and free will defend their existence in the face of technological hegemony?
A work that combines the emotional depth of "Flowers for Algernon" and the sincerity of the scientific and technological speculation of "Black Mirror", dedicated to all readers who still believe in the brilliance of humanity amidst the technological torrent.
Concept: The future of brain-computer interface technology