Reincarnation Algorithm

The light you see after death is not God picking you up, but the system sorting you out. Su Mian died in the laboratory. The cause of death was electroshock arrhythmia. He thought there would be nothingness after death, or a choice between heaven and hell. The result is a gray space—the bardo. Five light strips extend from different directions, golden white, deep blue, dark red, gray, and black, like an automatic sorting assembly line, taking away the corresponding souls one by one. All the bands of light went around him. He touched one of them, and the strip of light exploded. The whole system was wrong, and he was the one wrong. An old soul who had been wandering in the mezzanine for 327 years found him and said: You have a "shell" on your body that bounces away all the sorting signals. You are the only "unclassified item" in the system. If it cannot be repaired, it will be deleted. Su Mian began to learn to survive in the afterlife, avoiding the search of light bands and traveling through different frequency bands. He saw the layer of obsession that repeated the last moment of his life, the layer of refining that turned the perpetrator into a victim, the layer of silence without language, and the band of light that shattered after being touched by him. He gradually pieced together the truth: this so-called reincarnation system is a "perpetual motion machine of consciousness" left behind by previous civilizations. And now that he knows too much, the system begins to actively eliminate him. Where you are standing now is not the afterlife. It is a recycling bin left behind by previous civilizations. Reinterpreting the afterlife using physics and engineering. There's no supernatural, just logic you've never thought of.