Ten years after nuclear sewage entered the sea, the world completely collapsed. The ocean is no longer the cradle of life, but a breeding ground for distortion and madness. The strange fusion of radioactive material and plastic garbage gave birth to a terrifying energy called "Ming Core", which gave birth to a plastic symbiote that shreds everything. Human civilization retreats to the broken land and lingers in the ruins of the "Rust Belt".
Ling Shuo, a "tide leader" whose right arm is symbiotically alienated from plastic, works as a guide on the coast of death in exchange for scarce inhibitors, trying his best to slow down the process of complete plasticization of his body. He is indifferent, lives like a lone wolf, and only believes in the rules of transaction.
A seemingly ordinary and sky-high commission tied him to Elena, a female scientist who firmly believes that science can purify the world. Their goal was only to find a piece of missing research data, but they inadvertently opened the gate of the torrent of destruction. The fanatical Mingyu religion, the mysterious creation technology, the whispers of the deep sea... All forces swarmed in like hyenas, vowing to tear it apart.
The truth hidden in the data points directly to the source of the disaster - the death penalty area "Giying". In order to survive and to free himself from the shackles of body mutation, Ling Shuo and Elena had to embark on a desperate journey deep into the heart of the Ming Core.
In this world destroyed by human hands, should they regain their former glory at all costs, or should they embrace this painful evolution and live in symbiosis with the abyss?
Reader comments
I read Chapter 11 and found it to be well written. The writing style is very good and the details are well described. However, the progress is a little slow and it should be classified as hard science fiction. The words and actions are not humorous. It is a book that needs to be developed slowly.
I read Chapter 11 and found it to be well written. The writing style is very good and the details are well described. However, the progress is a little slow and it should be classified as hard science fiction. The words and actions are not humorous. It is a book that needs to be developed slowly.