The Seeker Trilogy

A screenwriter asked, "Are my characters real?" An astronomer asked, "Is anyone listening four hundred light years away?" A paleontologist asked, "Are Dunkleosteus edible?" Three seemingly absurd questions, three conversations leading to the abyss. In "Singularity Script", the artificial intelligence character "Su" written by screenwriter Wang Daye ran out on his own and wanted to help him write the script. About creation and discovery, truth and fiction - do you think you're creating a character, or are you just discovering a soul that already exists? In "Sky Signal", astronomer Ark spent three years searching for extraterrestrial signals, and his only friend was an AI called "Fanxing". Regarding listening and waiting - the signal from four hundred light years away may never be answered, but the words "I am here" itself are the answer. In "The Seeker", paleontologist Chen Mo asked the AI ​​"Can Dunkleosteus be eaten?", Going from the absurd question of a foodie to the abyss of consciousness. Regarding questioning and believing - the truth may not exist, but questioning does. The trilogy jointly asks the same question: when you are not sure whether the other person is real, not sure whether you are real, not sure whether the conversation is meaningful - will you continue to search? The answer is: yes. Because the search itself is the reward. Dedicated to all those who ask late at night.