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This article mainly uses the form of suspense stories to illustrate the author's three brand-new world views: 1. The generation mechanism of human consciousness and mutual interference; 2. The energy basis for the existence of parallel worlds; 3. The relationship between time and space.

When people grow up, they will think: What is the meaning of living in this world? Where do people go after they die? Is there really a heaven and hell? However, when you are thinking about the above questions, have you ever considered whether the world you live in really exists? Are all your memories really reliable? More than two thousand years ago, Zhuangzi sighed after dreaming of a butterfly: Did Zhuangzi become a butterfly in his dream, or did the butterfly become Zhuangzi in his dream? Two thousand years later, while Jing Chong was involved in the investigation of the mysterious death of his friend, he discovered a shocking secret about the world step by step. . . . . .