The Infinite Death.

Summary

. The chapter explores the concept of normality through the lens of an 8-year-old boy named Fang Li, who unexpectedly asks his teacher, "What kind of person is considered normal?" This question, amusing yet philosophical, highlights Fang Li's unique perspective despite his otherwise typical behavior among peers. The narrative shifts dramatically as Fang Li experiences a life-threatening car accident, leading him to a profound acceptance of his fate without fear or resentment. In his final moments, he contemplates the nature of death and where one goes afterward, before a cold voice announces his entry into a "main god space." .

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