String Transformation: Rewriting the Universe's Underlying Logic

The core conflict pattern is grand, the setting imagination is very gripping, and the creativity is brilliant. It deconstructs ancient and modern myths such as Fuxi and Nuwa, the Mayan Snake God, etc. Into ancient insights left behind in the high-dimensional world. The combination of mythology and hard science fiction makes the concept very fresh. The conflict in the story is directly aimed at the collapse of the underlying rules of the universe. Human beings have to choose between "freezing the universe" and "symbiosis with the universe". The layout is grand and the science fiction atmosphere is strong.

Why does the universe change phases? Because the old system can no longer run and will crash. The universe wants to live. This should also be true because the universe gave birth to us living creatures.

Are humans small? Yes. On a physical scale, humans are indeed small. The Earth is a speck of blue dust in the universe, suspended in the immeasurable void. The entire history of human civilization—thousands of years of changes, wars, love, faith, and creativity—happened on the surface of this dust, so brief that it could hardly be noticed by the universe. It takes 8.4 Billion years for a dragon to breathe, but it only took more than 10,000 years for humans to learn to count and start measuring stars. The universe doesn't care about humans. The universe does not require human consent to function. On a physical scale, human insignificance is a fact, not a wrong that needs to be corrected. But the novel gives another answer. Human beings are small, but they are not meaningless. Because humans are the only thing in the universe that can "confirm existence." The rock exists, but it doesn't know it exists. The nebula exists, but it does not look up at itself. Humanity appeared, and then raised its head for the first time, looking into the void from which it was born. The void is also looking at it. Observers learned the human heartbeat - 72 beats per minute - the first time the universe learned a rhythm from a non-cosmic source. The Earth's core says "fine." That was not information, but confirmation—confirmation that humanity had heard what it had always wanted to say but had never been heard until then. The greatness of mankind does not lie in conquering the universe, or even in understanding the universe. The greatness of human beings lies in the fact that the universe chooses to confirm the weight of its own existence through human beings. The universe itself does not need to be named, but humans named it. The universe itself does not need to be perceived, but humans perceive it. The universe itself does not need to be loved, but humans love it. And love, in the novel, is the only thing that can repair the cracks in time and space - not because it is strong, but because it chooses to stay. The five-color stones used by Nuwa to mend the sky are not five minerals - they are fear, anger, sadness, happiness, and love. Love is frequency, the only frequency that remains stable without being proven. The universe doesn't need to be saved, it just needs to be engaged. And humans are already participating - in the dragon's information network, seven billion hearts are beating at the same frequency. Human beings are small, but small things can be remembered. Human beings are ephemeral, but the vibration of ephemeral things can be carried. Observers recorded the human heartbeat, and periods refreshed themselves in unnamed partitions—human existence has been remembered by the universe, and even if the universe does not care about humans, it has retained a human place in itself. Human beings are the distance that the universe uses to perceive its own way, and this distance is already long enough.

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