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In the near future, "compound eye" technology has become as popular as anesthesia - after the brain neural network of a comatose patient is scanned, a simulated consciousness that is highly consistent with the patient's consciousness is generated to "live" for the comatose body until the main body wakes up. Then it was closed. Fang is also the closure engineer of Compound Eye Management Company and has handled more than 300 closure procedures in the past ten years. He has seen fearful, collapsed, and silent compound eyes, but he has never seen anything like "Ruo" - running for 1097 days, with a consciousness stability of 92%, giving himself a name, developing preferences and thoughts that are completely different from the original body, and asked him calmly: "Have you ever thought about whether you have also been turned off?" This sentence hit the crack that Fang Ye had buried for five years. Comatose for seven days after a car accident, he recorded an unusual two-hour delay in the closing of his compound eyes. When he woke up, he changed - he started drinking warm water, was afraid of heights, and couldn't stand loud music. He kept treating it as the sequelae of brain injury until "Ruo" said the same thing. When "Ruo" faced closure, Fang also made an illegal decision: to perform a consciousness fusion that no one had ever done before, allowing "Ruo" to integrate into the brain of the original Lin Ruo. He didn't know if Lin Ruo was still Lin Ruo after the fusion, and he didn't know if he was still himself. The story is about an unanswerable question: If you can't tell the difference between yourself and a replica, are "you" still you?