Prophet in a Jar

Introduction to the work "The Prophet in a Jar" In the religious country of Saville, the life of the great prophet and the survival of the country have entered a countdown. Outside, the artillery troops of the old enemy Carson Empire are approaching the city, and inside there is a power struggle between secularists and conservatives. This country, founded on a common faith, is slipping into the abyss of division as the entity of faith weakens. Hook, the leader of the National Biological Laboratory, has two forbidden technologies that can subvert the laws of life: "Memory Reconstruction" led by his assistant Dr. Meyer, which can repair and awaken damaged neural circuits like files; Hook formulated a crazy "immortality plan" - he wanted to replace the great prophet's body with a body that would never age, and implant a new brain that carried all memory and wisdom. This is not for personal immortality, but a desperate act of national salvation. Only the immortal authority of the prophet can unite a broken country and end the ongoing war. However, this plan has been shrouded in double shadows since its inception: inside the laboratory, the Carson spy who was responsible for the traitor has not yet been caught and is lurking in the dark; deep in the depths of human nature, the backlash of technology that challenges bioethics is unknown. Hook used himself as bait to lay a deadly spider web to trap the mole, but he burst into tears over his granddaughter's burned suicide note late at night - he knew full well that the Pandora's box he opened might swallow everything.