Buried in the Ruins

The world experiences "return to ruins" and "restart" every 100,000 years. "All things are buried in ruins" depicts a cosmic picture full of tragic heroism - all creatures and all eras are on a doomed expedition, and ultimately their meanings are "buried" in "ruins". Level distribution: The surface world (human world): a chessboard for all forces. The inner world (Burial Ruins): the cemetery of all realms, the physical embodiment of the concept of Burial Ruins. The underlying truth (epochal reincarnation): The world experiences "return to ruins" and "restart" every 100,000 years. The Spark of Civilization: There have been rebels throughout the ages. Because I have some ideas I want to discuss, I made the framework of this book, and I hope it can give readers a better experience. Civilization itself has also been on this road of struggle. "Buried in Ruins" is not only the title of the book, but also the core philosophy and ultimate destiny throughout the book. Buried are not only the remains of the era, but also civilization, history, glory, dreams, will to resist, and all other variables that may challenge the "established order." It is a cold termination procedure. No matter how glorious the civilization is or how hard the individuals struggle, on a macro scale, they all seem to be irresistibly sliding towards the same end point. The story of this book is to tell how to find a way out of "no return" in the fate of "returning to the ruins", or to give new meaning to "returning to the ruins".