This is a book about philosophical thinking and also about changes in the structure of civilization. Young people should not read it. Mature people should just choose to read it. I was ill and stopped writing for several years. The original manuscript was lost when the hard drive was scrapped. I had no choice but to rewrite the story and regain the feeling of typing.
The plot of this book is an apocalyptic novel, with an average of 50,000 to 80,000 words for a short story. Behind each short story are thoughts on technology and human nature, and thoughts on the pain and hope of civilization when nuclear fission technology and nuclear fusion technology develop to a certain extent.
If we regard civilization as a piece of clothing, when we face civilization directly, we will know what kind of ourselves can wear this gorgeous dress, and then we will know what kind of people use their lives to add decorations that will never fade.
The main content is: A major celestial disaster occurred in Alliance City 502. The protagonist Er Sange and others studied hard at the highest university in the Alliance as survivors in order to investigate the cause of the disaster. People and civilization, which one to choose?
By chance, the protagonist Er Sange obtained brand-new energy technology and found out the mastermind behind the natural disaster. But in the face of the entangled practical reasons behind it, there is a conflict between personal revenge and the self-salvation of human civilization. How should Ersango choose?
