Echoes of Time: the Space-Time Chess Players at Hawking's Dinner

Lin Shen, a new Galaxy Award-winning science fiction writer, has been haunted by the same dream for three hundred and seventy-four days - Hawking's space-time dinner in 2009. In the empty auditorium, there was a Mayan bronze badge hidden. What's even weirder is that the plots of the science fiction novels he wrote have begun to synchronize with reality: the micro wormhole in the book has become an unsolved signal for NASA; the space-time anchor theory in the book has become a recruitment order for a mysterious organization. When he got the invitation letter from "Narrative Observer", he realized that Hawking's dinner was not an experiment at all, but the starting point of time and space screening; when he found out that his friend Qin Feng was a time traveler and his mother's death was not an accident, Lin Shen clenched his pen tightly: "Since words can rewrite time and space, then I will write down all time and space paradoxes!"