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"The customer service hotline of the World Tree Ruins? First pay three tons of engine oil as the phone bill, and then wait five hundred centuries for the call to be transferred - of course, you can also choose my violent after-sales package." In a wasteland intertwined with radiation deserts and out-of-control technology, the mercenary Ryeowook only has two things he never leaves behind: 1. An AI motorcycle *Kiko* that can swallow energy blocks, crash, and play psychological warfare using the voices of deceased relatives and friends; 2. A set of mysterious totems engraved on the inside of the goggles - until one day, this totem became a QR code for the whole universe to hunt him down. When the mechanical centipede under the sand sea calls your name and charges; When the AI butler suddenly hacks into your brain and replays childhood shadows in a loop; When all forces firmly believe that the code to unlock the doomsday weapon flows in your veins-- Ryeowook's choice is: Weld the motorcycle's accelerator shut, and spray-paint "bad review" on every brick in the World Tree ruins. What's here? - A mutated desert that will eat up all the products of human technology, and the gravity field is even more unreliable than the promises of politicians Relics that use dead people's teeth as access cards, and AI that uses living people's memories as fuel A philosophical battle about "Are you yourself?" And a maintenance worker who always asked "Can I be reimbursed" on the eve of an explosion? "Warm reminder: This story is suitable for the following readers" ? Think mecha graffiti is more convincing than the Codex ? When AI rebels, you should first check its credit card statement ? Believe that the best way to save the world is to install brake pads on your boss's airship

Ronnie was taken to a strange place for no reason, and there were a bunch of strange creatures... Hmm... What else can I do? Just survive.