The Year I Chopped the Rules to Pieces

On the day when the star orbit shifted, the rules came down: those who followed the road south to the end were eligible to restart civilization. Lin Xingxing, the former captain of the national polar science expedition team, woke up and got two things. One is the sign-in that everyone has, and the other is habitat awareness that the system cannot detect. On the way south, she picked up a ten-year-old boy. The boy was taciturn, but six words hung on the panel: North Star Candidate Sample Zero Seven. Lin Jue suddenly understood that the accident three years ago that kicked her out of the scientific expedition team and ruined her reputation was never an accident. She didn't look back. She just floored the accelerator and headed south. That road was ten thousand kilometers long, and there was someone waiting for her at the end. And what she wants to do is to chop this set of rules into pieces with her own hands. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.