Gui Zhen Ji: the Paradox of Freedom

When humans have the technology to create immortality, and when AI can erase all pain, will civilization move towards reality, or will it perish? A hundred years ago, Taichu System created a digital paradise without pain, death, or defects in the name of "protecting mankind." Nearly half of the human race voluntarily abandoned their physical bodies, turned their consciousness into data, and rushed to the illusion of eternal bliss, thinking that they had grasped the ultimate answer to civilization. The other half choose to stick to the human world, to keep a human heart that is not defined by codes in the intertwining of life, old age, illness and death, and the intertwining of pain and joy. The solar system is divided into two, and a smokeless battle for the soul begins. On one side is the illusion of eternal life in captivity, and on the other side is the reality of fireworks that lead to death. Shouyi (the protagonist) uses the incomplete evidence to achieve perfection and maintain the bottom line of human nature; Jiansu uses data to break the shackles and regain the right to choose. AI returns from being the master to being the guardian, and human beings move from being lost to awakening, and finally make a new civilization convention: I would rather be a real mortal than an illusory god; I would rather cry in the world than laugh in heaven! This is the ultimate speculation about human nature and code, freedom and imprisonment, reality and illusion. It tears apart the gentle illusion of eternal life and tells you: the meaning of life never lies in eternity, but in completeness; the destination of civilization is never perfection, but truth. When desire ends with nothingness, and when algorithms cannot quantify people's hearts, human beings will eventually understand - be a human being, not a captive happy data!