When cheers came from the "Abyss 1" in the Mariana Trench, Lin Shen led the team to use star core resonance technology to drag the energy of Proxima Centauri to the earth. Humanity thought that it had ushered in an "energy-free era", but it did not know that this beam of light was quietly gnawing at the boundaries of three-dimensional space.
The dark purple spots of the deep-sea shrimp swarms, the crystallized tentacles of the octopus carcass, the cuneiform stone wall that suddenly appeared next to the sewage pipe, and the three photos of the investigative reporter Su Ye, like ice picks, punctured the bubble of technological carnival. But when Lin Shen tried to trace the truth, the resonance system suddenly lost control. The moment the crimson energy flow exploded, a dimensional vortex opened on the seabed, and fragments of time and space relics flickered in the darkness.
Someone is locking the system parameters remotely, and the red light of the surveillance camera is staring at every movement in the main control room; in the dimensional cracks of the Antarctic ice cap, the silicon-based symbiont crystal cluster arrives with the lie of "repairing the cracks". Humanity is divided into cooperation and resistance. The Stardust spacecraft carries Lin Shen and Su Ye to Proxima Centauri to find the secrets of the ancient "void remnants".
They don't know that star core technology has never been a clean energy source, but a "civilization filter" that operates once every 100,000 years in the universe. Silicon-based was the loser in the previous round and now relies on absorbing human consciousness to complete the "unification of the universe." The murals of the void remnants hide anti-resonance waves against silicon-based, as well as the cruel decision of "the survival of civilization requires giving up technology."
When 70% of the earth's land was covered by dimensional folds, and when the footsteps of the crystal puppets approached, Lin Shen stood at the core of the Void City, in front of him who could save the world.
