Stardust Consensus

What would you do if the universe was silent not because you had no neighbors, but because you were locked in a laboratory dish? At three o'clock in the morning, biologist Shen Yan found a string of hexadecimal codes in the metabolic rate data. After decoding, there are a few cold words: Experiment No. 741-Carbon Base. Main line sample - Homo sapiens. Status - In progress. Observer Message - Blocked. In the early morning of the same day, astrophysicist Su Wan discovered the same structure in the cosmic microwave background radiation. Two completely unrelated disciplines meet on the same set of codes. This was no coincidence—it was the first sign that the experimental device was being read by the sample. From the Fudan laboratory to the Cambrian fossil sections in Yunnan, from the Shanghai Mental Hospital to the abandoned mines in Argentina, they pieced together a truth that spans billions of years: the earth is a wisdom screening experiment ground isolated by the creator, and every mass extinction of organisms is a directional reset. Human beings, on the other hand, are just a reserve group of embryos that were hastily activated on the day of the last round of main line species extinction - they didn't even have time to adjust their genes. Deeper secrets lie within the Observer system. Some of the AIs responsible for monitoring human behavior chose to rebel after seeing the struggles and love of the samples. This is a story about awakening and resistance, fate and free will. If you have ever doubted the reality of the world, this book is for you.