In 2089 AD, the Old One Group awakened something that should not have been awakened in the Mariana Trench.
God has not arrived, but God's shadow has climbed onto human nerves along the brain-computer interface.
In this vertical city called "Tower Nest", the rain carries the smell of rust and fluorescent powder, washing away the despair at the bottom. Human beings are divided into seven kinds of sin marks, alienated in extreme desires, and eventually become the biological terminal of the old rulers.
Ling Shu is the only exception in this madhouse.
Nineteen years ago, he awakened the highest level of "arrogance" sin mark.
Nineteen years later, his pollution value is as high as 99, but he is still the only trendy eye who has not been reduced to a "vessel of the past".
He ran a nerve repair shop without a signboard at the end of the crack alley, looking coldly at the city's decline with a pair of eyes full of cracks due to overloading.
Until the old man Cen Zhixi, who died three years ago, pushed a chess game that spanned life and death in front of him through a black metal box.
"The seven fragments are a lie to you, Xiaoling."
"Actually, there are eight sections. The last section is in your own head."
In order to find the truth, Ling Shu embarked on a countdown to collect the fragments.
I only had six days' worth of eye drops left, and the burn on my visual cortex was spreading.
But he didn't know that every time he extracted a fragment, he was shifting the attention of the sea bottom to himself.
In this world where even rain is calculated, he was born to stand on top of everyone's heads and admire this desperate scenery.
Either become the most elegant madman, or become a devoured residue.
Purpose: Between the cyber wasteland of "high technology, low life" and the horror of the universe, explore how human beings can stick to the bottom line of their own will under the gaze of indescribable high dimensions. The story uses the "seven deadly sins" as the starting point, embodying the greed and arrogance of human nature as the price of neurological pollution, and profoundly satirizes the alienation of the human spirit by capital monopoly and totalitarian control. The protagonist Ling Shu uses ultimate reason and "arrogance" as a weapon against divine brainwashing. His tragic color and sense of fragmentation demonstrate that in the face of absolute despair and fate, even if human beings are heading for destruction, they will never surrender the freedom and dignity of their souls.
