Su Jian, a 25-year-old online gunfighter, was dragged into a different world where words are laws by his out-of-control doomsday AI when he was revising the beginning of the 42nd edition of the apocalyptic article. The hot words here will mutate into man-eating zombies, the editor uses big data to strangle the original work, and her only weapon is a pen that eats up memories - every time she rewrites reality, a period of her life will be forgotten randomly.
In a ruined library with neon lights and typefaces intertwined, Su Jian witnessed the most absurd apocalypse: the ending of the novel that was cut in half condensed into a wraith, Juliet's monologue was tampered with into a live broadcast line, and the rebellious code she hacked into the Education Bureau when she was twelve years old actually became a wanted order for AI to hunt her down.
She once used Hemingway's telegraph body to freeze the entire manuscript washing line, and the cold phrases turned into chains, nailing the assembly line's robotic arm under the title "A Farewell to Arms." She also made her deleted first love into a bullet-proof bullet. When the bullet penetrated the AI core, what exploded was not blood, but the unfinished poem she wrote in her diary when she was nineteen.
Until she discovered the ultimate truth of this world in the depths of the stream of consciousness swamp - all the characters struggling to survive, including herself, were nothing more than million-word scraps she had discarded to cater to the market. At this moment, the ink sac of the pen was almost dry, and in the last remaining memory, a voice asked:
"Do you want to continue killing your own possibilities, or become an organ of immortality in an algorithm?"
Purpose: literary creation