Infinite Recursion

There are too many signs of living in a virtual world in this world, and people never explore whether they are living in reality. They just rack their brains in the current environment to seek advantages, avoid disadvantages, and even benefit themselves at the expense of others. But they don't know that this is all a "digital civilization" created by themselves. When the reality of virtuality reaches the perfect simulation at the quantum level, the so-called "reality" becomes a relative concept. This is a novel about truth and falsehood, order and chaos, humans and AI. When a police officer discovers that he is both the pursuer and the answer to the mystery itself, and when a piece of code reaches the truth by its own choice in complete ignorance, the oldest question is raised again: If even we ourselves are programmed, can our love, anger and sacrifice still be called real? The answer isn't in the code. The answer is in every choice.