I Learned About the World While Working

From the perspective of a low-level worker, this book tells the story of the protagonist's entire process from numbness to awakening in the repetitive labor of the assembly line day after day. He found that everything in the world was strange: precise clock-in machines, unchanging meals, and programmed dialogues, and gradually pieced together the astonishing truth - the universe is a high-dimensional sandbox, the earth is a cage, humans are designed NPCs, time is solidified ice, and the theory of evolution is a lie. He tried to talk but was regarded as an alien. He continued to verify and improve his theories in loneliness, and finally accepted the falseness of the world, choosing to live soberly and record the truth. There is no sensationalism or plot in the book. It only uses straightforward and heart-wrenching oral language to explain the essence of the world in the eyes of the protagonist.