Outsider

Lin Moyu, the son of a miner from a small town in northwest China, is a sophomore and has social fears. When he returned to his hometown during the winter vacation, he opened the door deep in the abandoned mine tunnel. Behind the door is the world of the dead. He saw the writing from another world for the first time, and then - he "understood" it. It's as natural as learning your mother tongue. The door has no explanation. Why in the mines, why him, why these worlds are connected - there are no answers. He just happened to be there. But he chose to bring back what was behind the door: solid-state batteries, room-temperature superconductivity, genetic programming... The technologies of seven worlds, the languages ​​of seven worlds, the absurd destruction of seven worlds. Technology has leapfrogged, but people have not. People forgotten by time grow old in silence. A person who has difficulty speaking uses writing to speak for them. The door is closed. He left seven languages ​​to the world.