Eastern philosophy + hard sci-fi + a fast-paced power fantasy + philosophical depth. This is a new genre of "philosophical sci-fi," striving to match the grandeur of The Three-Body Problem, the lightheartedness of Midnight Bookstore, and the satisfying growth of A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality. Here, the Daoist idea of following nature is given a sci-fi interpretation, the unity of Heaven and humanity is made concrete, and the principle of non-action that leaves nothing undone is put into practice. I hope you'll keep reading and grow alongside Chen Yu (Dust Rain) in Xirang. Please share your thoughts and advice!
My spaceship crashed, leaving me stranded on a bizarre planet where consciousness determines matter. The locals can teleport just by thinking, but I can't even move a rock. When an alien fleet attacks, I teach them to use Eastern wisdom against high-tech mechs. They say it's unscientific. I just laugh: better to go down fighting than wait to die!
