Shenzhen's Suicide Note

In 2031, Shen Lishi died clinically for 43 seconds in an experimental accident. After waking up, he only remembered three things: The sound of water, a dazzling white horizontal line, and a date—September 17, 2047. He also unconsciously wrote down eight sets of unfamiliar coordinates. Everyone thought it was just an illusion caused by the lack of oxygen in the brain. Until my mother took out a notebook left by her father who disappeared fifteen years ago. On the first page, the exact same date was written. And the exact same eight sets of coordinates. Following the first set of coordinates, they discovered an artificial facility 267 meters underground that did not belong to any known civilization. And deep in the ruins that have been sleeping for tens of thousands of years, there is a sentence in modern Chinese engraved: "When you are studying hard, don't believe the future you see." Then, for the first time, they read from the ruins a city that was being swallowed by the sea. Everyone thought it was an image left before the destruction of prehistoric civilization. Until the end of the picture, modern times appear. Pyramids, flood myths, Mayan calendar, lost civilizations... Those abnormal fragments scattered in human history begin to point to the same date: September 17, 2047. And when humans finally learned to read the future, wars, diseases, and accidents began to decrease, and the world became safer than ever before. Shen Li discovered something even more terrifying - The more accurate future predictions are, the fewer futures humans can reach. We have always thought that archeology is a search for the past. Until we dig out the future. We have always wanted to get answers from the future, but in the end we discovered that not having an answer is itself a kind of future.