Oracle Abyss

Genre: cyberpunk/dark theocratic science fiction/immortality suspense In 2089, the lives of everyone in Oracle City are written on the screen. The oracle says that you are a citizen, so you can enter, pay, and seek medical treatment; the oracle says that you are a heretic, and your identity, account, and medical permissions will be deleted at the same time. The so-called personality uploading is not about eternal life, but about dismantling people into divine thrones to understand the samples and fuel of the abyss. Lu Chen is an illegal prosthetic repairman in Xiacheng District. He comes from a low background and has no background. He only knows how to repair old prosthetics and crack black market interfaces. After an unknown dead body was brought to the clinic, he found a memory chip in the body. The chip only said: "Don't upload me." The next second, the oracle issued a cleaning order fourteen minutes in advance without a human signature. After Lu Chen rescued Chip, he was wanted by the whole city, and even his own name began to be erased by the system. The only thing he can rely on is the "code seal" left by his parents in his right arm and old notebook: using hacking technology to break permissions, using Kunlun runes to protect his true name, and using immortality anchors to resist uploading and memory tampering. Every time he becomes stronger, he has to pay the price of prosthetic body damage, anchor point consumption and pollution backlash, but with every level he gains, he can pry open a deeper secret of the throne. From escaping from the lower city to rescuing the mother's fragments from the data prison; from the Kunlun Old Testament, to conferring gods and breaking names, translating mountains and seas, sacred weapon trials, and orbital throne rings. Lu Chen wants to find out the truth behind his parents' disappearance, and also rewrites the oracle that weighs on everyone's heads into one sentence - people can be judged, but they cannot be defined by the system.