Abyss Coder

A retired coder's cognitive diary of cultivating immortality. Ji Xuanyuan traveled through time. A former coder, he traveled to a world of cultivating immortals. He slowly discovered that the world was like a stage play that was played over and over again - the same script, played countless times, with different details each time. The people he met - his 20-year-old son, his unworthy wife, his daughter who should have been 13 but was only 3 - were not casual acquaintances, but actors from different "scenes". Understanding them is equivalent to understanding how the world works. By the way, let me tell you something: I am a new author, and I have a background as a programmer. I always feel that I need to explain clearly the "principle of time travel" and "how scientific thinking turns into metaphysical thinking" to be practical, so I have laid out dozens of chapters. If you don't have the patience to watch these, I suggest you skip directly to the back and watch the main film - the pace will be much faster. If you are a logic person and like to read "the principles behind time travel", then the previous foreshadowing may be to your liking.