Chain to Me is a long-form work blending science fiction, suspense, and the aesthetics of Eastern culture. Set in a near-future society built around digital identities, the novel follows Lin Ling, the amnesiac prototype Zero of the "Weavers," as she uncovers a vast conspiracy spanning past and present and concerning humanity's freedom of consciousness, all while evading mysterious pursuers and navigating a haze of lost memories.
The story opens with a secret letter from the past. Through Lin Ling's flight and search, it gradually unravels the conflict between Dome Tech and the Nightwatch Network, the truth behind the "Weaver Project," and the mission of the "Chain," which stretches across several eras. The plot moves at a brisk pace, with twist after twist, sustaining its suspense right through the final chapter.
Chain to Me is for readers of science fiction and suspense who enjoy ambitious worldbuilding, profound themes, and a fast pace. It combines the logical rigor of hard science fiction with the human concerns of soft science fiction, gripping plotlines reminiscent of web novels with the literary ambition of traditional fiction. Its exploration of digital identity and freedom of consciousness also offers a profound reflection of today's technological realities.