Thirty Years of Eternal Night

When you wake up, you discover that the sky and sun have vanished from the world. The land has lost its greenery and all living things, replaced by a landscape of gray and black. The air is thin, with oxygen levels below five percent, and the stench of rot and acrid fumes is everywhere. In this lifeless world, everything is a ruin, burned to ashes. Cockroaches, ants, and spiders that survived in the ruins have eaten the remains of the creatures on the surface and begun to mutate. The survivors live underground in military bunkers. Those who occasionally venture to the surface are known as death-bound day laborers.

This is what the world looks like after the eternal night falls.

A Dong, one of the protagonists, faces the grim reality of human life in a world destroyed by nuclear war. While trying to save his loved ones, he meets and unites more human survivors, rebuilds a home for humanity, and eventually…

This is a serious science fiction novel. I hope you will find the light of humanity in this story, along with a kind and unyielding version of yourself.