Eastern philosophy + hard-core science fiction + refreshing rhythm + philosophical depth, it belongs to the new category of "philosophical science fiction", and strives to be on par with the grandeur of "The Three-Body Problem", the relaxation of "Midnight Bookstore", and the refreshing feeling of growth of "The Story of a Mortal's Cultivation of Immortality"; here there are science fiction interpretations of Taoism and nature, the embodiment of the unity of man and nature, and the practice of doing nothing. I hope you will keep reading and grow together with Chen Yu (Chen Yu) in the living soil. Please give me your comments and advice.
The spaceship crashed and I was trapped on a weird planet where consciousness determines matter. People here can teleport using their brains, but I can't even move a stone. The alien fleet arrives, and I teach them to use Eastern wisdom to fight against high-tech mechas. They said it was unscientific, and I laughed - it would be better to seek death than to wait for it!
