The World Is Inseparable

There are no bystanders in the world, only people who are not aware that they are being watched. Ji Mingchuan was originally just an ordinary member of the crowd, living a repetitive, quiet, and almost trouble-free life. Until one day, an unlit lamp of destiny lit up in the middle of the night. From then on, he began to see things that shouldn't exist: strangers repeating the same actions every day, the same face appearing in different places, streets with erased names, and the door leading to the unknown at the end of the city. He gradually discovered that the world he lived in was not the only world. In countless parallel universes, some have skies paved with paper, some civilizations use memory as law, some worlds refuse to be named, and there are countless sentient beings who are similar to reality but have different endings. What's even weirder is that in every world, there are some "deviants" like him. They seem to come from different civilizations, but they share the same confusion: Why are all worlds so similar? Who is watching all living beings? And are they living people, or NPCs that are repeatedly run by some force? As Ji Mingchuan continues to travel through the world, he discovers that the so-called parallel universes are not independent phantoms, but the echoes left by countless choices, failures and unfinished answers. Some people want all the world to have the same answer. Someone wants to be the center of all life. Others believe that only by erasing the boundaries between worlds can all living beings gain true freedom. When the fate lamp lights up again and the worlds begin to overlap, Ji Mingchuan finally has to face the ultimate problem that runs through all the worlds.