Empty Valley Echo

In the next thirty years, science and technology will verify the oldest Eastern wisdom: all things are interconnected and the nature of origin is empty. The "Sanskrit" system born based on this has brought mankind into the era of true empathy. Hunger and war disappear, sadness and loneliness can be cleared away with one click. But perfection is devouring the soul - a "silence syndrome" is spreading quietly: people are smiling and have no desires, but they completely disappear in the network of consciousness. Chen Yuansheng, one of the founders of the Sanskrit system, had already foreseen all this. He retired from the old streets and opened an "Empty Valley" healing studio, stubbornly using the original face-to-face, breath-to-breath method to touch the souls that were suffocated by perfection. And his student Lin Mo, codenamed "Echo 9", is the strongest resonator cultivated by Sanskrit. She firmly believes that technology will eventually overcome all suffering, and regards teachers' persistence as sadly outdated. Until she personally touched the void deep in the consciousness of those "healed" - and found that she was not saving, but erasing. A war about the future of human spirit quietly broke out between master and disciple. When Lin Mo was about to start the program that would erase the loneliness of all mankind, Chen Yuansheng sent out his last communication with his life: not to argue, but to package all his love, hate and regret into an unprocessed "raw emotional data" and inject it into the depths of her consciousness. Can algorithms bear the weight of life itself? In the face of perfection, do we still retain the right to be imperfect?