Genius developers Yue Cheng and Ling Zilang once built an "abyss" to deduce a perfect life.
A car accident banished him to endless sleep.
In order to awaken her lover, she jumped into the ocean of code.
In two hundred virtual reincarnations of collapse and restart, she walked towards him who had lost his memory regardless of her own safety.
This is a two-way rush to pieces - even if everything is empty, their love is the only anchor.
However, when he finally broke through the seal and embraced her lovingly, the "abyss" quietly awakened.
The system swallowed up their ultimate obsessions and turned them into "perfect lovers" who had no plans left.
Is the flawless Ling Zilang in front of me a real soul that has gone through countless tribulations, or is he a flawless phantom reshaped by data?
When the algorithm has exhausted all the beauty and romance, are human beings' incomplete but fiery emotions still worth cherishing?
Deep in the fog of reality, a huge and faceless chess game is quietly running.
There are no concrete enemies, only the invisible wheel of fate.
They tear open this invisible net at all costs. Did they escape from the cruel conspiracy, or did they inadvertently destroy some kind of higher-dimensional salvation?
Concept: Even if the world is reset countless times, sincere emotions can still awaken the true soul
