Deep Space Observation Code

The fourth underground floor of Binhai City is the National Deep Space Exploration Center. When humans tried to listen to the universe with radio telescopes, they accidentally triggered the underlying stress of the space cell network. There are no ghosts and gods here, only cognition crushed by the underlying logic of the universe. A yellowed "Deep Space Observation Code" that was shelved by the management is an anti-overload mechanism that predecessors sacrificed their lives for: Rule 1: When the stress reading exceeds the threshold, it is prohibited to look directly into the observation window. Rule No. 3: Don't respond to sounds in the air ducts that sound like you. Rule 7: Don't trust your memory. If you find yourself forgetting a rule, stop breathing immediately until the alarm is cleared. At first, no one took this ridiculous regulation seriously. Until the chief researcher disappeared out of thin air in the absolutely sealed observation cabin, leaving only a surveillance video that violated the laws of physics; until someone in the computer room late at night heard the cry for help he had just recorded three minutes ago; until Chen Xu discovered that there was an eighth code carved with fingernails on the wall of the laboratory at some point—— "Don't try to understand it. When space starts looking back, the observer is the sacrifice." The universe is blind, but it opens its eyes by building "information integration fields" like ours. When space stress is distorted and carbon-based consciousness becomes a puppet in space, human civilization is nothing more than a complex topological knot formed by the universe's fight against heat death. There is no idealism, no deus ex machina. There are only closed loops of space and time under space stress distortion, and the tragic thermodynamic price that must be paid for interfering with reality.