Humanity's home star in another world was threatened by the impact of a small uranium star from an exoplanet. In the decades before the impact, an interstellar immigrant fleet was sent out to preserve the fire. After one of the immigrant fleets sailed for more than a thousand years, they discovered a space window and jumped into an unnamed nebula.
The interstellar space here is filled with a large number of gold-eating particles, which has a negative impact on the metal hull of the immigrant fleet. After finding an ecological planet, the fleet was forced to land on this planet for repairs.
More than a month after landing, a wave of wild beasts appeared, and a survival battle broke out between humans and beasts. The tide of beasts emerges in the form of tidal rings every month. Human weapons are used less and less due to gold-eating particles, and a large number of interstellar ships are also corroded.
In the end, mankind was forced to move towards the development path of close combat and biological technology. Reproductive weapons, star core crystals, and star patterns became new forces that continued to develop.
The war lasted for seven thousand years. Humanity has steadily occupied the entire galaxy and opened up new settlements in the Meteor Star Sea. However, the monthly tidal ring war has never stopped, and the gold-eating particles have never subsided. In the starry sky, there are still countless beast nests, and they have a tendency to continue to grow.
Humanity has once again reached a time of survival, and internal divisions have made mankind vulnerable when facing the beast tide.
In Colonial Calendar 6779, the vice president of the Interstellar Exploration Bank and his family took an interstellar cruise to visit the Sea of Fallen Stars. They were besieged by unknown forces and their two children were separated from their families.
Against this background, the protagonist travels to the Sea of Meteor Stars, and his soul is reborn in the body of the son of the vice president of the Interstellar Exploration Bank who was separated, lost his memory and lost his life, and the story unfolds.
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The whole article is so confusing that it makes me fatter and thinner for no apparent reason, and the words are very wordy. I feel like I have to write out every detail. It's so confusing. The author changed the article himself and maybe some people will read it, otherwise it will be uncomfortable to read.
So far so exciting,