When the first crack split the sky, humanity thought it was divine punishment. Only when the monsters that devoured nuclear energy, the Star-Eater Worms, poured down like living calamities did people understand: this was a harbinger of extinction.
Then the Starborn appeared.
They were giants with bodies like humans and the power to tear apart the heavens, yet they were neither gods nor saviors. They were vessels chosen by fate, contradictions walking on the brink of destruction. Among them, the human host of the silver giant Kepler was a young man named Tong Xi. He hated the world, yet was driven by an inexplicable obsession, one that pointed to a name he had never encountered: Shan Yue Xingya.
The Star-Eater Worms' attack was only the prelude. As the Starborn stood tall amid the ruins, humanity had barely caught its breath when an even more brutal war erupted: a civil war among the Starborn. Their fists shattered not only cities, but every idea humanity had ever held about
