Return to Myth

The range of knowledge people can access is remarkably narrow and limited.

Most modern people believe in science and materialism. They think everything in the world can be explained scientifically, and if something cannot, then science simply hasn't advanced far enough yet.

But is that really true?

In ancient times, people believed in gods and Buddhas. The older generation passed down stories by word of mouth. After all, the world is constantly advancing. Whatever is useless will eventually be discarded by its era and vanish into the sands of time, forgotten forever.

And yet gods and Buddhas have been passed down from generation to generation. Nothing comes from nowhere. The appearance of so many ancient books and ruins is impossible to explain scientifically. Take the three-eyed jade figure unearthed from the Hongshan Culture site, or the mysterious round vessel from the Baka Pyramid...

Countless sects once flourished in different eras, only to succumb to the passage of time. Advances in productivity meant people no longer depended on gods and Buddhas. In a way, they had become a spiritual refuge.

Then, dark clouds blanketed the sky and lingered for half a month. Just as countries were preparing to use various methods to disperse them, a beam of blue light pierced the clouds, and one aircraft carrier after another descended upon Blue Star.

Humanity, it's time to awaken.