On the 97th day of unemployment, 26-year-old Chen Mo found a mysterious disk under the bed in a rental house.
A door to another world opened in front of him - there were vast forests, silver-white metal veins, and the remains of an ancient civilization that had long since disappeared.
He brought back a piece of dark golden ore and found that it was worth far more than gold.
From urban village partitions to overseas automated factories, from hand-polishing iridium metal to nanorobots building interstellar fleets. The fate of an ordinary unemployed young man was completely rewritten by a door between two worlds.
In another world, he awakened the AI brain - Zero, which had been sleeping for 47,000 years. She carries the complete knowledge of the builder's civilization. She is not only his guide, but also his strongest support in traveling between the two worlds.
The commercial undercurrents of the real world, the overt and covert attacks of opponents, and the deadly threats from ancient rifts... Chen Mo must build his own empire between the two worlds, arm himself with the builder's technology, and grow from a mortal to a pioneer in the interstellar era.
This is a hard-core science fiction about wealth, technology, battle and civilization inheritance. There is no system, no sign-in, no picking up omissions - there is just an ordinary person, using his hands and wisdom to write his own legend between the two worlds.
From unemployed youth to interstellar leader, from urban village to starry sea.
Reader comments
Have you always played single-player by yourself?
I have been playing single player, and I have been threatened. It is better to find a country to cooperate, at least there is a backer. So many high-tech companies are threatened by a corporate capital. It only takes two or two people to recruit people. I don't know what to think about telling the students about a different world, and the protagonist is a technology porter.
A very good science fiction world view, very suitable for animation works.
Have you always played single-player by yourself? I have been playing single player, and I have been threatened. It is better to find a country to cooperate, at least there is a backer. So many high-tech companies are threatened by a corporate capital. It only takes two or two people to recruit people. I don't know what to think about telling the students about a different world, and the protagonist is a technology porter.
A very good science fiction world view, very suitable for animation works.