He only knew three things at first:
The world repeats itself, the rules are incomplete, and he is not human.
His understanding of the world comes from observation, recording, and deduction. He is precise and calm, but he still cannot understand something that cannot be quantified like "emotion."
In repeated reincarnations, he learned to imitate human language, imitate reactions, imitate hesitations, and imitate moments when his heartbeat quickens.
Until a certain cycle, he met someone.
The man walked very steadily, didn't speak much, and seemed to stay away from strangers, but he always deliberately disrupted his rhythm at insignificant moments.
The infinite stream continues to operate, and the copies continue to collapse and restart.
And for the first time, he began to think about a problem that was not in the rules——
If emotion is not a programming bug, what is the point of its existence?
Purpose: This book is actually about a very simple thing: when a world writes "correctness" as rules, how can people retain "deviations". The rules, numbers, and loops in the infinite flow are very much like the standard answers in reality. Emotions, hesitation, soft-heartedness, and liking someone are often illogical, but they are real. What it wants to say is not that "love can conquer all", but - the reason why people are human is that they stop where they shouldn't.
