Twin Observers: Report on the Collapse of the Law of Nine Realms

We have read too many "waste counterattacks", but this story is not it. Lin Shen is not a loser. He has a PhD in quantum physics. His left hand started burning at his mentor's funeral, not because he had awakened his ancient bloodline - it was because his body was responding to the loopholes in the universe's source code. The mentor said before his death: "The observer does not exist." It is not a curse, but a statement. He is a BUG. He shouldn't exist. We have read too many "kill monsters and upgrade", but this story is not it. Every time you become stronger, there is a price. Soul entropy is a precise number that quantifies how close he is to losing her. Overclocking fusion can predict the next three seconds, but each fusion accelerates the annihilation of the two personalities. The metalization on her right hand was spreading, and the flame pattern on his left hand was spreading. The strongest combat power is not a reward, but a countdown. We have read too many "save the world", but this story is not it. The mastermind of Gui Ling is not evil. It is simply the embodiment of the second law of thermodynamics. It is physically true that the universe will eventually heat die. What the protagonist is fighting isn't a villain—it's destiny itself. In a universe destined to end, is there any meaning to existence? The ultimate choice is not between "win" and "lose". Between "becoming a god" and "remaining human." Becoming an observer can reverse the return to zero, but Lin Shen and Lin Qian will disappear forever as independent personalities. They chose to keep each other. It's not about rejecting power—it's about choosing to be human. This is the sequence system of "Lord of Mysteries" meeting the hard-core setting of "The Three-Body Problem", multiplied by the subversion of the world view of "The Legend of the Shepherd". The nine realms are not nine maps, but nine phases of cosmic information under nine different sets of physical constants. Scientific logic deconstructs fantasy, and quantum mechanics reconstructs and cultivates immortality. There are 520 chapters and 90 story units, each unit is a micro-movie with independent beginnings and transitions. The observer does not exist. But every observation changes the world being observed. Every time I read it, I redefine what "worth it" is.

The preliminary review lasted for 7 days, but it failed and went to the chief editor for cross-review. There is a high probability that this round of review will fail. What do I do?