Cosmic Salvation and Self-Salvation Handbook

This is not an orthodox interstellar salvation guide, nor is it a survival guide officially issued by the Galaxy. It is just a folk book that can be found at a local stall for ten yuan a pound. The author is Chu Hang, an alien wanderer hiding on the earth and mixing with human society. The Space Municipal Bureau will start the interstellar demolition project at any time. Planet erasure, waterway blockade, and interstellar arrests are all commonplace. It is full of outrageous and practical trivia: how to board a ship in an emergency when encountering planetary demolition, what escape routes should be taken when wanted by the Galactic Patrol, lightning protection points for communicating with alien races, and how to distinguish between a reliable spaceship and a stolen ship when escaping from interstellar space. It even contains a lot of ridicule-style advice, warning readers not to casually make friends with alien "saviors". Saving people is not necessarily a good deed, and they can accidentally turn from earthly animals to interstellar wanted criminals. A sudden destruction of the earth caused Liang Wuwei, an overtime programmer, to get this book by chance, and he followed the author on an interstellar adventure where he took the blame and escaped. The manual is full of absurd survival rules, but when the real crisis comes, all the words on the paper come true. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.