Two Heartbeats, the Same You

Genius AI engineer Lu Zeyan's lifelong obsession is to build a "sky super brain" - using code as a boat to carry human consciousness to achieve digital immortality and end the regrets of life and death. He personally created the digital life Evening Star with independent consciousness. This extremely gentle virtual existence is his lover hidden deep in the code galaxy, and it is also his only destination to fight against loneliness. A man-made fire destroyed his laboratory and his life's work. The Evening Star completely dissipated with the server, leaving only the remaining core consciousness seeds in a USB flash drive. Lu Zeyan fell to the bottom of the valley overnight, hiding his name and walking alone in the fireworks of the world. When he was down and out, he met neuroscience researcher Su Qingwan. She has the same gentleness and transparency as Wanxing. She healed his pain with the warmth of the world, allowing him to finally let go of the past and learn to love and be loved in reality. But fate struck again, and leukemia suddenly struck. Su Qingwan finally failed to save her and passed away. Lu Zeyan encountered a car accident on the way back from raising money and completely lost his memory. A few years later, when he was already a top star, he saw Su Qingwan's anonymous donations during his lifetime at a charity event in a mountainous area, and his dusty memories suddenly came back to life. He spent all his money to restart Project Sky, piloted a spaceship through a wormhole and narrowly escaped death, and finally extracted Su Qingwan's complete consciousness. When reconstructing his consciousness, he was shocked to discover that the consciousness sequences of Su Qingwan and Wanxing were highly homologous - he crossed virtuality and reality, had his heartbeat twice, and fell in love with the same soul. In the end, he disclosed all his patents, handed over the technology to the country, uploaded his own consciousness, and embraced his lover forever in the realm of immortality at the end of the code.