Earth's Blind Spot

Chen Mo has remembered his death since he was eight years old - drowned in a river in the Tang Dynasty, burned to death in a war, and died under a tree. For twenty years, pills suppressed it all into symptoms of schizophrenia. Until he discovered a set of data in the laboratory that should not exist: when he was concentrating on observing the double-slit experiment, the interference fringes collapsed faster than the laws of physics allowed. He was distracted and the data returned to normal. The gaze of the whole world for seventy years is not as "heavy" as his gaze. A man who has been treated as a madman for twenty years, a neuroscientist who discovered that geniuses of all generations have the same "antenna" inserted in their brains, and a mysterious doctor who has "cured" all those who claim to see abnormalities in the world for thirty years - when the three lines tighten, the truth emerges: Our universe is a simulator, humans are designed to open up wasteland, lifespan is a lock, and awakening is cleared. And Chen Mo is the only person who is not recorded in the system's operation for hundreds of millions of years - the Creator cannot see him, and his fate cannot be calculated against him. When humans create the first true artificial intelligence, the simulator reaches its end. There is only one choice left before him: let the universe return to "completion", or return the "unknown" to everything. Even the creator doesn't know the ending. So there is always hope in the universe.