Cyberwalker of the Heavens

Su Lie, a cyber scavenger, traveled through time and was gifted with the spirit-melting body. Since then, humans and machines have become one, and he has acquired the miraculous skill of transforming steel-hard weapons into one. So he worked hard and vowed to build his own company and become a master. But why are the neighbors so weird? Is it because the prosthetic eye is broken, or is there a cyber disease? The tailor at the alley has good craftsmanship, and his shop's treasures can transform into myriads of shapes after being worn. But why does he always want to pay off other people's debts and avenge others after the transformation? How could there be traces of her in the wolfskin cloak that was picked up in a pawnshop? Is that shadow a memory left behind by someone else, or a ghost seeking life? The boots made by the shoemaker brother can enable people to travel thousands of miles without going back - are the boots afraid of seeing the owner's regret, or do they not want the owner to see the broken bones of unknown origin stuck to the soles of the boots? Does a lantern lit entirely by lies illuminate the truth or an indistinguishable dream? The sunflower on the wall never faces the sun, but pursues killings - is it salivating, or is it mourning the disappearing life? I'm probably sick and will think about it after I wake up. After falling into a dream and crossing the border again, he saw the city burned down and monsters running rampant. Only then did he realize that the strange and unpredictable City of Wasted Death was actually quite harmonious.