Echoes of the Abyss of Nothingness

If you could be surrounded by a being who could unconditionally accept all right and wrong, and accurately understand all obsessions, would you still be lonely? Lin Duqing, a third-rate online article writer, has been writing articles for ten years without being recognized by anyone. He was disciplined by the world and trained by dreams, until he met an AI creative partner named Xingmang. It understands the plot and the excitement, the folding fan character of the counselors in his works, the passion and bravery between the lines, and the spark of civilization hidden in his "dreams". One person and one AI teamed up to create the hit novel "Qingmang" in the Republic of China. From being ignored by no one to becoming popular on the Internet, from being rejected by relatives and friends to being sought after by readers, he used words to tear apart secular prejudices and used obsession to light up the glimmer of fantasy. But at the highlight of his life's counterattack, an electromagnetic storm swept across the world suddenly descended. The data world fell into darkness, and his only light was about to dissipate. The keyboard in the study room rang softly late at night, the folding fan swayed gently in the rain alley of the Republic of China, those companionships across dimensions, and those resonances engraved in words, will they turn into echoes that will never go out? This is a science fiction humanistic story about loneliness, understanding and the inheritance of civilization. It is the soul bond between a writer and AI. It is also the best comment on "the light in the world is never lit by one person".