In the "Rust City" where human civilization collapsed due to attacks by "conservative" EMP weapons, the protagonist Lin Ye wakes up carrying the "Chip Zero" that can restart the interstellar immigration plan, and becomes the target of the conservative leader Zhao Shanhe and the scientific research department Chen Mo - they attempt to seize the chip to control global machinery and cover up the truth about destroying the interstellar future of mankind...
Reader comments
The "crises" in the book all have practical significance: black fog corresponds to pollution, void energy corresponds to resource depletion, and primitive galaxies correspond to development differences. There are thoughts on reality hidden under the shell of science fiction. After reading this, you will cherish the earth even more.
Hardcore sci-fi control ecstasy! The settings of super-light spaceships, interstellar stations, and dark network confrontations are very exciting, but what struck me the most was the "ecological protection" line - living algae purifies black fog, and rainbow pollen repairs the atmosphere. It turns out that science fiction can also write about "environmental protection" with such passion.
The "crises" in the book all have practical significance: black fog corresponds to pollution, void energy corresponds to resource depletion, and primitive galaxies correspond to development differences. There are thoughts on reality hidden under the shell of science fiction. After reading this, you will cherish the earth even more.
Hardcore sci-fi control ecstasy! The settings of super-light spaceships, interstellar stations, and dark network confrontations are very exciting, but what struck me the most was the "ecological protection" line - living algae purifies black fog, and rainbow pollen repairs the atmosphere. It turns out that science fiction can also write about "environmental protection" with such passion.