The Sun's Death: Emperor Xin Awakens in Guixu

Winter Solstice

At this time, the sun is farthest from Blue Star. In ancient times, this was known as the sun's death.

Starting on this day, the sun stops moving south for at least three days.

It remains near the Southern Cross, as if nailed to a cross.

Only after three days does the sun begin to move north again, and the weather warms as spring arrives.

But in the year 2999 of the Blue Star calendar, the sun remains fixed at the Southern Cross for half a century.

Ice engulfs the entire Blue Star.

More than half of humanity freezes to death, while geological changes bury many energy sources beneath the ice.

At last, after half a century, the sun begins to move, and the weather gradually warms.

But then demons from beyond the stars descend upon the human world.

Humanity's extinction seems to hang by a thread.

At this moment, people claiming to be the emissaries of “gods” begin to appear.

They bring humanity hope.

But they also demand something in return...

Just as all seems lost, the last Human Emperor, Di Xin, awakens from the Ruins...

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.