At the beginning of the story, a little white mouse wanders in the vast maze.
This is a search without an outlet, which seems to give the story a good presupposition.
Later, the heroine of the story appeared and was trapped in a "medical cabin".
In this "one person" performance, there was a bit of "buried alive" at first.
But as the story develops, it seems to be a little different.
Through the few clues, the heroine strives to find vitality.
But it can already be felt through the routine tone of the "official call"-this is by no means simple.
In fact, it is true.
In the clues excavated little by little by the heroine, it slowly spread from an ordinary "medical cabin" to the infinite universe.
There is no need to use the grand "future" scene to construct a science fiction about the "future".
At the end of the story, the mystery is revealed. The heroine succeeded in finding a way out from "buried alive". From the structure of the story alone, there are not many surprises.
But cleverness is the clever way of telling stories.
The "whole world" that the heroine thinks is just one of the thousands of "test items" of mankind. This idea seems to be the same for human beings. Maybe we are just one of the thousands of "test objects" of "God".
This kind of thinking is not necessarily right, but it helps us remain humble on the road of human development.
Finally, the awakening of the heroine is still quite an interesting setting.
I know our lives well, although I have never experienced it.
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