Comprehension: from Night City's Black Doctor to Digital Immortality

Traveling to the Night City of Cyberpunk 2077, Ye Lin's only reliance is "infinite understanding" - any technology, prosthetic body, or code can be understood by touching it and can be dismantled by looking at it. Starting as an apprentice at the underground clinic in Watson District, he repaired mantis knives, broke soul shackles, and dismantled hijacking modules. In this city of neon lights and acid rain, he has seen too many people crushed by giant corporations: homeless people with hijacking chips implanted in the back of their necks, truck drivers whose lungs were burned through by chemical waste, and street orphans who were treated as "raw materials" by scavenger gangs. He wants to fix them. Not just a prosthetic body. Until Hanako Arasaka opened the iron door of the clinic and brought a piece of news - there was a forgotten backdoor hidden in the underlying protocol of the Mikoshi system. Opening it will dismantle the consciousness cage that Saburo Arasaka spent a hundred years building from the inside. But opening it requires three things: the neural signature of the Mikoto architect, a complete analysis of the underlying protocol, and a brain that can withstand the impact of billions of consciousnesses. The designer of the backdoor has been dead for eleven years. He wrote in his last words: "Wait for the one who can open it. Don't look for him. He will come to the door himself." At this moment, the burned Relic chip on the back of Ye Lin's neck was faintly hot. Thirty-seven days countdown. Under the neon lights, someone is repairing something. This time, what he wanted to repair was the entire shrine.