Not Copyable

In the year 2075, Helix City, an automated city in western North America, society was completely reshaped by algorithmic governance and high-intelligent production. Supplies are supplied on demand, emotions are recognized in real time, and risks are predicted and eliminated before they occur. For the first time, human beings have an "almost error-free" life - and for the first time, they begin to doubt whether such a life still belongs to them. Real experience planner Lin Che designs "unrepeatable events" for the few customers who still crave unpredictable moments. But an accident occurred during an adventure to turn off surveillance, tearing open the first crack in the perfect city. When full-record governance is about to be legislated, when algorithms gently guide humans away from extreme choices, when artistic creation converges, and marriages are stable but without passion, People are starting to realize: Meaning is slipping away from a fully optimized world. Su Li, a neuroscientist who refuses to back up memories, Eli, a system architect who is committed to a zero-accident society, and a lone resister in a low-computing community... Different people face the same problem in different ways: When life can be copied, predicted, and infinitely optimized, Are mistakes and unrepeatable moments still worth defending? A conflict of the times about freedom, risk, memory and the boundaries of human nature is about to begin.