Xingque was once the most inconspicuous dust in the dazzling galaxy, but in a chaotic contract written in the universe, it was forced to become a candidate for the Lord of Ten Thousand Stars. The weird contractors in the galaxy played tricks on each other with ridiculous rules and signed an exchange treaty between souls and stars, just to compete for the "Seal of Night" that can bring chaos to the universe. Xingque's motives are not noble: he just wants to break Xinghe's definition of existence and turn all planets into meaningless verses. But during the bizarre journey, Xingque gradually discovered that every contract was quietly tampering with the truth, and every absurd victory made him even stranger. The core conflict is: is he manipulating the universe, or is he being written in reverse by the absurd galaxy? The highlight of the story is that Xingque meets various contractors, some of whom use comets as bets, and some use memories in exchange for starlight - and all absurdities point to an ultimate question: If existence is inherently absurd, can Xingque reshape everything in the name of absurdity?
