Day represents light, and night represents darkness. The alternation of black and white goes on for a long time, without end. Tian Yechang appears in this book's sixtieth installment as the Lord of Heaven, that is, the Old Man in the Sky. Through conversations between Heaven and humanity, he reveals many little-known secrets of the celestial bodies. The story touches on politics, economics, culture, science and technology, public health, medicine, military affairs, diplomacy, and agriculture and industry, spanning many fields and a broad range of topics. Through the process of dialogue, opposition, and unity between Heaven and humanity, it presents numerous new inventions and innovations, such as generating electricity by transferring energy and satellites that can carry multiple passengers. Its many visions of modern technology are highly inspiring. It reflects on numerous social issues with a strong sense of responsibility and commitment. This is a hundred-installment, chapter-based novel.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
