The advanced interstellar civilization of the Centaurus constellation, the Gaer civilization, spent a million years building a glorious empire among the stars, yet remained lost in the fog of the Fermi paradox: Why is the universe so quiet? Then an exploration ship found a shattered golden disc in the Orion Arm, and a truth buried beneath cosmic dust exploded into the open.
“They called themselves human, and our genes resonate with theirs perfectly.”
As Kane, captain of the Spark, gazed at the ruins of Earth, the blue planet torn apart by meteorites and reduced to a barren wasteland, the quantum pocket watch in his hand suddenly trembled. It projected humanity’s final words: “Survive. Go out into the stars.” But the true shock came when they decoded the golden disc: an interstellar map woven from pulsars, quantum messages encoded in atomic structures, and a deadly similarity hidden deep in DNA. The Gaer were, in fact, the continuation of the seeds of human civilization.
We thought we were exploring the universe, but in truth, we were dissecting our own epitaph.
The universe was never silent. It was simply waiting for an echo, measured in millions of light-years.
I wasn't interested in science fiction works at first, but after reading this I suddenly became interested in this type of book. I'm looking forward to the author's new works [please update]
It has a very hard science fiction feel. It can be said that it stands out among the various system streams and rebirth streams of Tomato. It is worth recommending.
Awesome, awesome and good looking
I've watched half of it, it's good, it's quite interesting.