Yang opened his eyes and found that he had transmigrated from his rented apartment into the universe of Infinite Lagrange. But this wasn't the familiar game interface. He was in the wrecked command bridge of the 1,200-meter support carrier Pioneer. Emergency lights flickered and crackled, the portholes were webbed with cracks, and the ship had only 12 minutes of oxygen left. Its 27 surviving crew members, all aged 25 to 30, were injured or unconscious, waiting for their new captain to save them. Among them were Zhang Ye, the levelheaded maintenance chief; Li Wei, the attentive communications officer; and Wang Hao, the cheerful mechanic.
At death's door, he awakened the All-Dimensional Ship Archive System. It could scan ship damage, locate parts, analyze blueprints, and even interface seamlessly with the ship's AI, Morningstar. From repairing the backup oxygen tanks and hurriedly installing life-support filters to leading the crew through a collapsed passage to rescue trapped crewmates, Yang relied on his golden finger and the crew's teamwork to claw back a sliver of hope from the Kuiper Belt's death trap.
But the crisis was far from over. A Marauder pirate fleet prowled nearby, while a Wanderer scout ship approached, broadcasting a signal that indicated low favorability. With no chance to reload a save, Yang had to use ship technology optimized by his System and the AI's real-time analysis, along with the trust and cooperation of his 27 crew members, to repair the carrier's engines, persuade the isolationist Wanderers to accept them, and guard against a pirate ambush. From game account boosting to commanding an interstellar carrier, his path to becoming a Lagrange overlord begins with this desperate fight for survival!
