Six Paths Compiler

A quantum computing researcher discovered after his death that he had the ability to read and modify the "reincarnation source code" and was forced to be involved in a system repair battle related to the survival of the Six Paths. Lin Che died once. Quantum computing researcher, accident in consciousness uploading experiment. He originally thought that death was the end of everything, but he found that he had become a string of codes, soaking in the bardo queue, lining up with countless soul processes waiting for reincarnation. What's even more ridiculous is that he can see other people's karmic codes. Some people's parameters were secretly changed, and those who were supposed to go to hell were forced into the heaven; the exit of the hell was locked by the program, and thousands of souls were in an endless cycle in the fire. The entire reincarnation system is being manipulated. And that manipulator was actually his partner in his previous life. Maitreya - a madman who vowed to save all sentient beings. He doesn't want reincarnation. He wants to overthrow and rewrite the system so that all souls can log out from the sea of ​​suffering with one click, and collectively sink into a paradise where there is no pain, no choice, and they can never wake up. Lin Che had to collect the six patch fragments scattered deep in the six paths to stop him. But the price is - every time he enters one, he will forget who he is. In the fire of hell, in the sand of hungry ghosts, in the six hundred lives and deaths of the animal realm, he lost himself again and again, and woke up in the cracks of consciousness again and again. It was not until the end that he discovered that the answer waiting for him in the deepest part of reincarnation was actually himself. The Six Paths is a learning system, not a prison. But if even "learning" had to be exchanged for endless suffering, would you still choose it?