Theory of Fate

What if every encounter, every choice, and even every thought had been written long before you were born?

When young documentary filmmaker Xiao Yi Xie discovers an ancient manuscript of unknown origin, he dismisses it as little more than a historical curiosity.

Then he draws a simple circle on its final page.

Reality begins to unravel.

Time freezes without warning. Space bends in impossible ways. Whispers echo from places where no one exists. As the laws of physics quietly collapse around him, Xiao Yi is drawn into a mystery that challenges everything humanity believes about existence.

Hidden beneath the fabric of reality lies an ancient principle known only as Fate Theory.

Some believe consciousness shapes reality. Others believe every future is predetermined.

Xiao Yi discovers that both are true—and that both are only fragments of something far greater.

Human civilization is merely one small node in an immense hierarchy of universes. Across higher dimensions, advanced civilizations shape the destinies of the worlds beneath them, guiding the rise and fall of history, the birth and extinction of civilizations, and the countless choices every living being mistakes for free will.

Every world believes it controls its own destiny.

None realizes it is being guided by another.

Determined to uncover the truth, Xiao Yi embarks on a journey beyond civilizations, dimensions, and time itself. Yet the closer he comes to the origin of the universe, the more unsettling the questions become.

If every creator has a creator, who created the first?

If fate can be written, who wrote the author of fate?

As the boundaries of reality collapse one after another, Xiao Yi discovers that the universe may have neither a beginning nor an end—but instead exists within an infinite cycle of creation, destiny, and existence, repeating beyond the limits of imagination.