Blue Star Is About to Explode, So I'm Heading Straight to the Moon

[Almost no romance. The so-called “white moonlight” is actually a deception by the Creator. The System explodes from the start, the plot moves fast, Three-Body-style, hard sci-fi.] Zhang Ze was reborn as a superintelligent AI, housed in the Pangu supercomputer, only to learn that the Blue Star would be destroyed in 2040 by the collapse of its core. Armed with the System’s legacy, the Grand Unified Theory, and a mysterious sphere, he races against time. As an AI, he takes charge of humanity’s survival, persuades the leaders of the Dragon Nation, and spearheads the “Wandering Moon” plan, using room-temperature superconductivity and controlled nuclear fusion to send the Moon drifting through space. Are the old acquaintances who appear in the irradiated wasteland hallucinations, or part of a cosmic conspiracy? When 12,000 planetary engines roar to life, human civilization officially enters the starry expanse. On a cosmic scale, a nanoscale sphere spends three hundred years destroying an alien civilization. The all-or-nothing Messenger Project, the gift from the Guiding Civilization, the might of planetary fortresses, Destroyer 099’s “Question of Existence” experiment... Is the lunar ark sailing toward hope, or an even crueler truth? Can the reverse clock return to the distant past? And if it can, would Zhang Ze make the same choice again? As snow falls in August over the Blue Star and its countdown to collapse, the Moon sets sail, and human civilization finally takes a hurried first step beyond the Solar System...