Introduction to "Lv Eclipse"
The dome is leaking, the divine law is eclipsing, and the planet Ursa has already entered the countdown to civilization. The Foundation for Abyss Containment (FAC) covers up the truth with an iron fist, uses clones as consumables, and uses "necessary sacrifices" to maintain a false order. However, no one knows that the top management is brewing a crazy plan to "reach the level of a god" - to harvest the rust belt's subterranean ecology and use artificial fuel to forge new gods.
FAC field officer Xing Ge accidentally picked up a taboo chip during a bloody containment breach. The data revealed the cruel truth: the organization he was loyal to was actually the initiator of destruction; the "purification" he performed was nothing but a massacre of innocent people.
Overnight, believers become defectors and hunters become prey. Xing Ge, who was hunted by the whole system, awakened the power of "law" in a desperate situation of life and death. Every time he used his power, he had to compete with the risk of alienation from divine pollution. He traveled between the steel cage and the scorched earth of the wasteland, fighting against the ruthless pursuers of the FAC while connecting like-minded people such as Rust Belt remnants and fringe technicians, vowing to crush the "god-making" conspiracy.
When the law breaks down, will you become a sacrifice or stick to your humanity? When the price of saving civilization is the loss of conscience, can Xing Ge's resistance create a glimmer of light in the rusted world?
Reader comments
If one day you had to protect a world that was doomed, and your only hope was to become the monster you swore to fight - what would you choose?
"Lv Eclipse" gives you the answer. Here, containment breaches are routine and gods are cold anomalies. Starting from a blood-stained chip, the protagonist is forced to find the truth amidst lies and madness: should he follow the cold savior to "become a new god", or should he fight a bloody path for the slim humanity? When colleagues become enemies and every step is on the edge of betrayal, you will see the most shocking choice - because here, all choices are betrayals.
I just read Chapter 13, and there is nothing wrong with it in the early stages. It has a strong sense of technological wasteland. I also saw a lot of foreshadowing and pitfalls (seems like I also saw SCP, spiritual cage, Cthulhu?), But there is no obvious emotional adjustment yet, after all, it has just begun. It's not a rigid template for killing monsters and upgrading (it's cool, but cliché), so there's not much of a problem. Looking forward to seeing a fuller character arc [Love]
If one day you had to protect a world that was doomed, and your only hope was to become the monster you swore to fight - what would you choose? "Lv Eclipse" gives you the answer. Here, containment breaches are routine and gods are cold anomalies. Starting from a blood-stained chip, the protagonist is forced to find the truth amidst lies and madness: should he follow the cold savior to "become a new god", or should he fight a bloody path for the slim humanity? When colleagues become enemies and every step is on the edge of betrayal, you will see the most shocking choice - because here, all choices are betrayals.
I just read Chapter 13, and there is nothing wrong with it in the early stages. It has a strong sense of technological wasteland. I also saw a lot of foreshadowing and pitfalls (seems like I also saw SCP, spiritual cage, Cthulhu?), But there is no obvious emotional adjustment yet, after all, it has just begun. It's not a rigid template for killing monsters and upgrading (it's cool, but cliché), so there's not much of a problem. Looking forward to seeing a fuller character arc [Love]