This is a story about a battle of wits that uses imperfect emotions to solve the ultimate paradox in the maze of death that is absolutely rational. In order to save his sister, the protagonist is forced to challenge nine deadly games based on classic theorems with his companions. They gradually discovered that the operation of the maze originated from human beings' desire for "absolute order", and its only loophole was human emotion itself. The climax of the story is that the protagonist does not use more complex logic, but uses an emotional proposition about "love" that is "unprovable" within the rational system to complete the ultimate counterattack against absolute rationality, profoundly interpreting the dual value of emotion as a loophole and redemption in civilization.
Purpose: To explore the dialectical relationship between absolute rationality and human emotions, and to interpret the deep value of love as a loophole and redemption in civilization.