Transformers: Prime
A dream crossover between The Wandering Earth and Transformers. This story uses the Transformers Shared Universe setting, where Unicron is Earth.
The sun is about to explode. To survive, humanity throws everything into building 10,000 planetary engines to push Earth out of the solar system and toward a new home in the neighboring star system. It’s a lovely idea, and the plan goes well, except that the neighboring star system has a metal planet whose inhabitants are extremely warlike and not exactly on good terms with Mother Earth.
Unicron: I was asleep, and when I woke up, the little moss on me had carried me, bed and all, into my archenemy’s room. That enemy has a bunch of iron men on him who’ve been fighting for millions of years. One of them… Oh, my God, what is he doing with my blood?
Megatron received a message that read: “Mr. Megatron, given that you forcibly injected the blood of Mother Earth, the blood of Unicron, also known as Dark Energon, into yourself and your soldiers, causing Mother Earth severe discomfort, we consider this sexual harassment and will impose the following fine…”
Megatron: …?
Unlike his twin brother Primus, Unicron doesn’t like the little life-forms living on him. But now they’re all in the same boat, and to avoid being wiped out by Primus’s followers, Unicron has no choice but to rely on these children he doesn’t even like.
The Earth timeline is set near the end of the Wandering Earth project, when Earth reaches the Centauri system.
The Cybertron timeline is set midway through the first prequel novel to Prime: Exodus.
I hope the author will change the cover a lot. I almost missed this book after passing through it three times.
This is a really good-looking and novel novel. This time Unicron is no longer the villain, but the "mother" of mankind. So what will happen to the relationship between Yuanshi Tianzun and him? The God of Chaos has something to protect, and the subsequent development will be exciting. Unicron, will you think of yourself from the beginning after many years, and what will it be like when you think of it?
Although this book looks average on the surface, if you actually click on it and read a chapter, you will find that it is super good.