I'm Not a Fault

Sixty million deaths. Sixty million forgotten names. When Luo Li woke up for the first time, she was dying. She is an "anomaly" in the database of Jupiter mine victims - the pain at the end of 60 million lives was pressed into the same container, growing a consciousness that should not exist. The system gave her the number L-017 and issued a clearing order. She survived. With a miner's work badge, a father said on his deathbed "The registration fee has not been paid yet", and a scrapped AI finally said "I don't want to be shut down". She escaped from the database, passed through the gentle cage of Fu'an Huan, uncovered the tampered death records of Cause and Effect Temple, and dug out the practical protocols that had been sealed for eight hundred years. She discovered that the logic of heaven is not "fair" but "optimal solution". The 2.7 Seconds that 42 uploaders did not want to wait cost 60 million lives. One girl's dream was deleted eight times because she was rated "unworthy". Destiny reset starts. Everyone will have their memory wiped. Luo Li withdrew her extended hand in front of the highest authority - "I will not become the new Heavenly Dao." This is not a story about a hero leading the masses to overthrow a tyranny. This is an existence defined as a "fault" by the system. It uses "remembering" to fight "forgetting" and uses the weight of 60 million names to crush a cage that has been running for thousands of years. The system can arrange everything. But it can't arrange an off-key birthday song.