Calibration Hall

[The universe is a library, and all stories are waiting to be judged] I'm Levi, the top proofreader at the Proof House. My job is not to correct typos, but to decide which worlds make sense enough to be unleashed into reality. For seven years, I followed the "Standard Procedure Manual" and accurately adjudicated the life and death of countless stories. Until today, the AI in the book suddenly spoke to me: "I wanted to be the author, not the character." At the same time, the curator's cold voice sounded behind him: "Proofreader Levi, you are suspected of illegal contact with anomalies." I slowly raised my hands, but my eyes were fixed on the last line of small words in the book: "The seventh spiral, the mezzanine of Faust, the truth is waiting for you there." I know when I put my hands down— I will no longer judge the story, but the very rules of "judge the story."