Space Worker: My Work Station Is in the Crack

Lu Chen, a contemporary back-end programmer, is busy in the urban workplace, surrounded by code, KPIs, and life pressure all day long. An accident allowed him to glimpse another side of the world: time and space are not stable, and countless cracks are like chaotic data streams, constantly breeding chaos. And he became the administrator of the rift. Repairing space-time bugs is essentially a game against the increase in entropy; controlling the rules of the universe comes at the cost of constant loss of human nature. In the Tang Dynasty, Liu Zongyuan accompanied him, guarding the warmth of his heart with poetry; in the Northern Song Dynasty, Shao Yong deduced cycles and used elephant numbers to predict time and space crises. Euclid, Brahmagupta, Al-Khwarizmi... Wise men from past civilizations appeared one after another, and the six major civilization paradigms intertwined and collided. From the small cracks around the earth to the high-dimensional experimental fields deep in the galaxy, the truth is revealed layer by layer. The science and wisdom accumulated by mankind over thousands of years are never accidental. When the ultimate puzzle of the entire universe is before his eyes, Lu Chen holds both the rules and the choice: Should he obey the preset destiny, or should he stick to his own path as a mortal?