[The Black Sun Rises, Road Survival]
The day the sun turned black, the world became a road survival game. Stop for more than twelve hours, and you’ll be “devoured by the road” along with your vehicle. The moment you fall behind, you’ll become a new “milestone” on the roadside. Humanity is forced into eternal migration, struggling to survive on a network of asphalt.
[Double Golden Fingers, Double the Fun]
Lu Jin, a former vehicle modifier turned doomsday scavenger, awakens his own “inner world” on the brink of death: an infinitely long asphalt road. Time stands still there, space is boundless, and anything can be stored. With the [Modification Workshop], he can spend ten days repairing a battle vehicle that would take half a year to fix in the outside world, stockpile strategic supplies enough to make even large convoys green with envy, and even capture the horrors hunting him and turn them into “tollbooth employees” who work there forever.
[From Lone Wolf to Emperor]
He forms the “Ashen Road Convoy,” builds an empire in his inner world, and sells time, monopolizes intelligence, and trades across worlds. While everyone else is fighting over a box of canned food, his space already holds cities, oceans, and even a small world. When the truth behind the Black Sun is revealed, the sun is a door, the horrors are neighbors, and the world is an experimental site, he chooses to open the door wider, bringing all worlds together on his road.
[Never Brake, Never Get Off]
This is a story about hoarding, about migration, and about how one person turns “staying alive” into “living better than anyone else.” The road has no end, only bigger roads. And Lu Jin will never brake.
Mindless, like an old man stuck in phlegm.