In the book "Star Seed", a civilization that has lived for four billion years used its last forty seconds to stuff all its memories into the minds of seven ordinary people before it perished. The program then starts up and starts consuming the host from within. Several protagonists - a divorced accountant with insomnia, a librarian who has been in college for thirteen years, a cashier who has recorded shopping receipts in the supermarket for twenty years, and a fruit farmer who has been growing oranges for twenty years - in the process of unlocking the last words of an ancient civilization, they also face consumption, loss of control, and the wear and tear of humanity in intimate relationships. It's not just about how humans respond to a "remember us," it's also about decay, passing, and the return of a grapefruit the next season after it falls into the dirt. If you want to read a story that combines quantum entanglement, information theory and ordinary people's daily decisions, this book may make you sit under the stars for a longer time.
Purpose: Reveal the secret of the continuation of civilization