Double Setback

When quantum physicist Lu Chen failed in his 47th experiment, he discovered an impossible state of matter - when geometric frustration and dynamic frustration coexist, the third type of "observer frustration" will transform human cognitive dissonance into real quantum entanglement. But this state can only be experienced once. Once you know you know, it's gone forever. The deportees who have achieved nothing after eight years and the pioneers who died thirty years ago resonate across time and space through the noise fingerprint of the golden ratio. Lu Chen gradually discovered that "failure" is not the end of research, but the research itself - and he himself may be the product of a deliberate failure of a certain person, a certain experiment, or a certain universe. When ability can be contagious, when memory becomes currency, when existence itself can choose to "never happen", what Lu Chen faces is no longer a scientific problem, but how to die correctly as a loser. "Don't believe in symmetry. Believe in breaking."