In 2147 AD, Guanghan City, China, on the far side of the Moon.
The best decision Xie Te ever made was leaving Earth.
He'd made plenty of bad decisions, like choosing astrophysics as his major on the college entrance exam, turning down a steady job that paid 3,500 yuan a month after graduation, and telling a blind date, “My hobby is gazing up at the stars.” But he was sure leaving Earth had been the right call.
He couldn't yet explain why. After all, he'd only been on the Moon for three days, and the novelty hadn't worn off. Once he discovered there was no Wi-Fi on the far side of the Moon, he might have to rethink what “right” meant.
