Zero Gram Heart: Reflections of the Seven Deadly Sins in the World

At 3:33 in the morning, 870,000 people were online in the live broadcast room "Digging Pharaoh Late at Night". In the footage, the archaeological team exploded a never-recorded "Tutankhamen's Tomb Zero", but the tomb wall played the news 72 hours later - Gu Xing, a Chinese Egyptology doctor, collapsed in the museum exhibition hall. His heart weighed 42 grams. The cause of death was cardiac arrest. Gu Xing received a golden dung beetle key and a "reservation ticket for the afterlife": within 24 hours, he must find the heart of the "Cairo Betrayer", and the weight should not exceed 21 grams; over time, his own heart will automatically increase in weight to 42 grams, becoming the fuel to ignite the alien solar ship. From then on, he was dragged into a long river of infinite copies: 42 stations of the underworld subway, 7-meter lying tongue, 0° morgue, guilt slideway, memory waterfall, heartbeat elevator... At every stop, his memory, shadow, lifespan and future heartbeat are used as chips. However, when Gu Xing finally cleared his guilt, redeemed his shadow, and restarted his heartbeat, Only then did he discover: "Zero grams" is not the end, but the beginning of the next round of debt. And the "fire thief" who took off his VR helmet in the mural, It was his most respected mentor. It turns out that the entire 2 million-word script, It's just the "Heartbeat Fuel Plan" written by the ancient Egyptian AI to sustain the solar ship. Live in oblivion, die in echoes. Redeem for everyone the shadows and time they sold. An infinite epic about guilt, redemption and the weight of a heartbeat.