Idealism to Become God

The world is sick. The name of the disease is "heart". It does not appear out of thin air, it is more like an underlying law that has always been sleeping deep in all things, and is awakened once. As a result, steel can be melted by will, cities can be reshaped according to dreams, and dead people can be "resurrected" in obsession - the advent of the "idealistic era" will crush the old physical laws. The most tragic elegy comes from those minds who have spent their entire lives pursuing the truth of the universe. When the power of the "heart" becomes a reality, the cornerstones they rely on to understand the world, from relativity to quantum mechanics, become a piece of waste paper. In the week when "Heart" was confirmed, dozens of the world's top theoretical physicists chose to end their lives. It was not despair, but a kind of sober martyrdom: they saw with their own eyes that the temple of their lifelong faith turned out to be a mirage. But the price of this god-like authority is far more than that. It brought about a more terrifying plague called "derealization syndrome". When a person can no longer distinguish between the country in his mind and the land beneath his feet, his existence will be completely disintegrated as if erased by an eraser, which is called "heart annihilation". I, Jiang Nan, am a former cognitive psychologist and now a senior investigator of the "Global Cognitive Stability Maintenance Bureau". My duty is to walk on the edge of the cliff between madness and reality and deal with the most dangerous "ideal crimes" and "cognitive disasters". I firmly believe that no matter how great the mind can be, it must be anchored in a solid reality that we all share. Those tragedies convinced me that we need an anchor, even if it is just an illusion. Until I took over the top-secret file codenamed "Creator's Dream".