When the master of the universe quietly descended on the earth, he chose not destruction but redemption. The eighteen-year-old orphan Stardust accidentally becomes the connection point between Ming and the human world. From meeting on the street corner to watching side by side, the bond between the two across dimensions quietly reshapes the trajectory of civilization.
Ming uses "psionic echo" to awaken the vitality of the planet, cure terminal diseases, optimize genes, and lead the advent of the era of superpowers. But power comes with a price: global weapons fail, social order is restructured, and human nature faces the ultimate test. Only Stardust - the lover and successor who was personally cultivated by Ming - can protect the balance with S-class power and ignite the dawn of civilization in chaos.
This is an epic of cosmic love and civilization transformation. When the earth becomes the cradle of interstellar civilization, and when superpowers divide new classes, human beings must choose between hope and chaos: Should they indulge in the temptation of power, or join hands to move towards the sea of stars?
"With great power comes great responsibility. But if the one who gives you power is a god, how should you choose?"
It's a plot with two male protagonists, and it's a great read. It's only the beginning of the second volume, which is particularly exciting.