Name: To Blue
Author: The Mandarin Fish Who Eats Biscuits

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After Chu Zhanyu died for the first time, the whole world forgot him. But that wasn’t the worst part. The worst part was that he remembered everything: how he had taken the lives of those closest to him, and how he had failed to end his own life on the Antarctic ice sheet. From then on, he abandoned his name and lived in a prison of guilt. When the apocalypse came, that “ghost” forgotten by the world became humanity’s only... As he lay dying, he remembered his father’s words: “You have to give something up to gain something. Those who don’t dare to let go can never get anything.” Now that he had a second chance to start over, he wasn’t afraid to wager his life again and again.

Those who refuse to give anything up will gain nothing.

“Everyone has the right to cry, but those who know nothing but tears in the face of despair are the weakest. And the weak cannot survive despair.”

“What does it mean to be strong?”

“Even when the road beneath your feet is covered in fire, you must press on through your tears. Suffering itself is not worthy of praise. What deserves praise are those who keep moving forward through suffering, tears and all.”

One of the unknown visitors from beyond the heavens, the “Awakened One,” made contact with Earth for the first time, foretelling disasters that would befall Earth and the solar system and sharing advanced concepts and technology with humanity. However, the Awakened One projected its consciousness onto Earth, and its higher-dimensional mind triggered mutations in Earth’s lifeforms. A tidal wave of anomalous creatures erupted.

Later, the “Order God,” whose form and existence were beyond human perception, caused four billion people to vanish simply by making its presence felt.

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Therefore, for fragile humans, if they want to control technology or gifts beyond their capabilities, they must first objectively evaluate themselves. This masterpiece about the end of the world is here to discuss this profound theme with you. How to deal with a strange tide if it comes again?
8 likes2y ago
It's a very good apocalyptic article. I didn't read many chapters and it took me two days to read it.
8 likes2y ago
After reading some essays, I realized how to write a journal, and these eight words suddenly came to my mind. Perhaps these eight words are not appropriate to describe the author's science fiction novel, but I admire the author's writing style very much. ——Yin Huala 8.18 Comments
6 likes2y ago
From the beginning, I felt a strong science fiction style. Such apocalyptic themes have become more common in recent years, but the author's writing techniques are very novel, the story structure is quite full, and the plot is also very reasonable. It makes people want to read on. I look forward to the performance of the protagonist Chu Zhanyu. I recommend it. I'm following it, so I'll listen to it if I have nothing to do, because I can't stop, and I'm looking forward to more updates!
5 likes1y ago
The author has great imagination and it is beautiful.
3 likes2y ago
The content is thought-provoking, the plot has ups and downs, the language is powerful, and it requires a strong heart. It's unexpected, the words are brilliant, and the writing is good.
2 likes1y ago
Great book, wonderful story, fluent writing, classic sentences, I can't get enough of it!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍
2 likes1y ago
If you like this kind of subject matter, you must read it. The writing is smooth and the content is exciting. Don't miss it.
2 likes1y ago
It's rare to find a good science fiction book in Tomato. It's really great. The author's big imagination and descriptions are also very good. After reading one chapter, I wanted to read the second chapter. The more I read, the more I read.
2 likes1y ago
A profound science fiction concept, realistic descriptions of human nature, intertwined and sincere emotions between characters, delicate writing and thought-provoking, good! Great, the stories are intertwined and fascinating.
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