[This is an interstellar travelogue about "seeking" and "being found".
Protagonist: Wudong, a "star chaser".
Mission: Search for those "theorems" that are about to be extinguished in the sea of stars, and find new "resonance" for them.
He once picked up fragments of "time" in nebulae, and also listened to the cry of "space" at the edge of a black hole.
Until that day, he came to Jijixing.
"God? What is that?"
"It's just a special aggregation of 'theorems'."
"Since it's about to fall apart, let's 'fix' it."
Facing the dying god of craftsmanship, Wudong did not kneel down or pray, but instead took out a set of cold tools.
"Your 'divinity' is being lost because your 'vessel' is broken."
"Let me help you change your 'heart'."
[Loading theorem: Invisible Star · Start]
This is not a story of believers and gods.
This is the encounter between an "observer" and a "gravekeeper".
One wants to use "physical" means to forcibly stitch up this broken faith;
One must light up the other's beacon to go home on the edge of "nothingness".
"I don't need your faith."
"I just need you to continue to be the star that guides my course."
One sentence introduction:
He walks on the sea of stars, just to find the only "resonance".
Reading Guide
1. No CP (or extremely slow platonic soul bond).
2. The protagonist Wudong has high IQ, logic weirdness, non-human thinking, and is committed to using science (physics) to explain theology.
3. Unit drama format: Each stop is a new planet and a new "theorem" puzzle.
4. Style: grand, romantic, cold and hard with a touch of tenderness.
Purpose: Explore the meaning of the story