Quarktoverse
The rift is open; to observe is destiny.
A sci-fi epic of higher-dimensional civilizations, the end times, and the Observers.
Latest Episodes
View all →- 第 041 EpisodePublishedThe Shaft Has No Bottom1538 words
- 第 040 EpisodePublishedThe Next Resonance1781 words
- 第 039 EpisodePublishedThe Regular1631 words
- 第 038 EpisodePublishedThe Stele in the Dream1683 words
- 第 037 EpisodePublishedThe Thousand-Year Question1790 words
- 第 036 EpisodePublishedThe First Note1581 words
Key Characters
The pivotal figures drifting between both sides of the rift
觀測者A famed hacker and engineer. He has lived for over a thousand years—while no one else in this world reaches a hundred. No one knows why he alone lives so long. Neither does he.
黑暗精靈諾瓦幽暗圖書館的黑暗精靈學者。能讀的古符,全世界活人裡沒幾個讀得對。隨身帶著外婆留下的一塊魔法石,和一句從沒真正用過的護身咒語。
About This Work
Quarktoverse is an epic serialized saga of higher-dimensional civilizations and apocalyptic reconstruction. The story begins as an Observer awakens at the edge of a rift — each rift a remnant observation point left behind as the universe rewrites itself.
At its core, the work poses the question: "To observe is to be fated." It explores how civilizations respond when caught in the gaze of higher dimensions — through submission, symbiosis, or defiance. All characters, civilizations, and rift records within are works of fiction.
「When the universe becomes aware that it is being watched, it can never return to what it once was.」
Observer Reports / Author Updates
Latest news, lore expansions, and author notes
Strange Tales Collection|A Corrupted Log Someone Found, and No One Can Decode the Last Line
A corrupted log found on a black-market hard drive. The first part is a readable system log; the last few lines, no one can decode—especially that reversed symbol at the end.
Submission|The Net Says It's an 'Error,' But What I See Is the Same Every Time
An anonymous submission that circulates on the dark web and keeps getting deleted. 'The Net files it under Error 513, auto-corrects it, and pretends nothing happened 3 seconds later. But what I see, every single time, is exactly the same—the same engraved mark, the same unfinished circle.'
Worldbuilding|The Lower Layers of Saintlannia—The Things Marked 'Noise' on the Net's Map
Saintlannia has two maps. One is the official map the Net maintains: clean, real-time, zero error. The other has no name; it marks the things the Net files as 'noise'—and the people of the lower layers live by it.
