They Are the Key to the Dimensionality of My Quantum Consciousness.

Seven billion people around the world meditate simultaneously, accidentally connecting human consciousness into a network and triggering the threshold of macroscopic quantum consciousness. The universe activates its antivirus program—the Great Filter is scanning. Delayed light appeared in Shibuya, Tokyo, double days appeared in the sky in Beijing, two candidates appeared at the same polling station in Rio, and reality began to be rewritten at will. The world is divided into three major forces: the Order faction wants to turn humans into dreamless robots; the Intellectual faction builds low-entropy fortresses to protect the awakened, but mistakes action for inaction; the Capitalist faction sells cosmic credit cards to allow you to overdraw your lifespan. The protagonist Pei Ji, an ordinary engineer, gets a 72-hour countdown due to the ability left by his mother. He also meets two women: Gu Mei, the queen of superpower reports, who puts her hair into a navigation into his palm and looks at him as if she were looking at private property; Jing Jing, a cute girl whose body temperature is always equal to room temperature, teaches him "Don't fight so hard, unload your subjective consciousness and you can continue to live." A strong one marks him, a gentle one entangles him, and ambiguity is like quantum entanglement. They are all the keys to his dimensionality. He is also accompanied by Brother Ba, a bad friend who hacks into the system while eating instant noodles, and translates quantum mechanics into "WiFi to survive the tribulation". When 72 hours reaches zero, it is not the end, but an upgrade of the alarm. Pei Ji must learn not to be deleted and become the universe itself.