Schrödinger's Me

Chen Zhiyuan, a mathematical genius who emerged from a small town in Sichuan, was recommended to a top university based on his Mathematical Olympiad. I failed physics twice, my confession was rejected, I was addicted to games and neglected my studies, I failed the class with 16 credits hanging over my head, and dropping out of school was imminent. A stranger's friend request broke the dead silence: Is the spicy hotpot delicious? A mysterious "school girl" appears out of thin air, accurately understands his whereabouts, secretly creates an encounter, and leads him into the quantum mechanics classroom. The bond between the two begins with quantum entanglement. "I'm afraid of losing contact with you," she wrote in the letter, "but I'm even more afraid that your life will be fixed on your 21st birthday." When Zhiyuan falls into a "superposition state" of life and death, can love - as the most powerful "observation" in the world - drag him out of the quagmire? Hard-core science fiction + campus reality + suspense sweet love, a love and redemption that spans time and space.