The Dimensional Web of Mysteries: Chu Yao Breaks the Deadlock

In the vast universe, amid folds in spacetime, humanity in the 22nd century discovers that the solar system has been sealed inside a colossal Klein bottle. On the far side of the moon lies a future chronicle that overlaps with reality, and Earth has become a "narrative petri dish" for a higher civilization. Physicist Chu Yao leads humanity through an attempt to ascend dimensions, only to encounter the "Dimension Conservation Tribunal." To save civilization, she is willing to lower its dimensions and turn it into a two-dimensional mural. After receiving a signal from the endpoint of the universe's heat death, humanity falls into a trap of cognitive contamination set by an inverse-entropy civilization. They also discover that the universe is an unfinished novel written by higher-dimensional beings, and Earth's chapter is in danger of being deleted.

Innovative concepts such as "dimensional economics" and "narrative physics" turn expectations upside down, while strange civilizations like the Instantaneous Ones and the Muralists appear one after another. Chu Yao gradually transforms from a rational scientist as she pushes beyond the limits of dimension and cognition, through her struggle against the inverse-entropy civilization and the narrative war across parallel universes. In the end, she sacrifices the legitimacy of the narrative to win humanity the right to create freely. Yet all these thrilling adventures turn out to be nothing more than a thought experiment in the mind of a higher-dimensional reader...