Simulated Ending

Eighty-seven days later, the world will be destroyed by quantum collapse. Chen Yuan has already experienced it once. He watched the city being swallowed up by chaotic particles, watched his comrades fall one after another, and watched human civilization burn out in despair. At the last moment, he used a rough prototype to send his consciousness back to the starting point before the disaster. But all he brings back are fragmented memories and a "simulator" with a price - every time he uses it, he will randomly lose a piece of real-life memory. He can simulate the future, but every time he peeks into it, he makes himself forget the past. He remembered the truth about Lin Wanqing's father's death, but forgot what his mentor said to him before he died. He remembered Zhao Tiejun's route to rescue people in the ruins, but he forgot his mother's face. He remembered Su Xiaotang's tears in front of the operating table, but forgot his heartbeat when he first walked into the laboratory. The simulator was eating everything from him. And before the next simulation, he must find the source of the chaotic particles, find the real culprit of the "accident", and find the only chance to save the world after eighty-seven days. The price is that by the time it's all over, he may have forgotten who he is. Forgot why you are standing here. Forget about the people worth dying for. This time, he's not just saving the world. While saving the world, he must remember why he did it.