Star Trek: Super Earth Landing Era

Lin Yuanzhou stood in the observation cabin of the Promise, watching Kepler-22b, a super-Earth wrapped in a lavender atmosphere, slowly approaching six hundred light-years away. Twenty-four hours before landing, he learned from the project leader Cheng Yue: The real goal of the Promise Project has never been to find life, but to find alternatives to the earth. If the planet has "transformation potential," he will be the first subject to be sacrificed. When he stepped onto the shallow sea, a regular signal with forty-seven second intervals came from the deep sea. Not noise, not an illusion, just some slow thought spanning millions of years. And the person who sent him here had already written his epitaph on earth. Six hundred light years away, under the lavender sky, humans heard the heartbeat of another world for the first time. But what Lin Yuanzhou didn't know was that from the beginning, this exploration was not for dialogue, but for plunder. When he finally understands the answer of the shallow sea, he will also be forced to face a truth that is far crueler than extraterrestrial life. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.