Half a Shattered Book (Infinite Flow)

This is an ensemble story, with occasional shifts in perspective, though it mostly follows the protagonist's point of view. 2.5 billion people have been "chosen." This grand open-world game begins aboard a runaway train engulfed in flames. After escaping death aboard the Myriad, Xing An steps into the bizarre world of the Main God, only to discover that everything here is dressed up in the sugary trappings of entertainment. A young woman lying dead beneath the water is the most tempting mystery at a school anniversary celebration that never ends. In an upside-down hotel, orchids that tell lies join the revelry, and every room reflects your deepest secrets. Deep in a sea of sand, shifting dust forms a balance of equivalent exchange. A single drop of water might cost you all your memories. Disasters are carefully packaged as "special attractions" across seven domains. Amid opulence and laughter, humanity willingly walks toward its predetermined destruction. Until Xing An enters yet another domain. The scene before him and the cracks in his memory suddenly converge. He seems to have "seen" the posture of that woman's corpse. He vaguely remembers "hearing" the whispers of that bee orchid. His body knows the "price" of that sand balance more clearly than his mind does. A truth that chills him to the marrow slowly comes to light: This is not his first time entering. And this world, where civilization is born and shattered over and over, is more like a book that has been repeatedly torn apart, scribbled over, and rewritten... The Half-Burned Book. This time, in the final chapter of this endless cycle, he will write a different ending with his own hands. Theme: Even an ordinary person can break the shackles of fate