Falling Iron: Ember's Journey

The universe is vast, and most living beings choose to escape after learning about the vastness of the starry sky. They drift with the tide, live in mediocrity, hand over their short lives to numbness and forgetfulness, and finally spend the rest of their lives in endless emptiness. But there are always a very small number of souls who insist on creating the meaning of existence with their own hands in the meaningless wasteland. They are watched by an ancient and silent star god - Talos, the star god who controls the destiny of Chaos. He never gives commandments or gives directions. He only does one thing so that every life that dares to face himself can become his own answer in the fire of choice. So some people weave webs in the shadow of the empire, using betrayal as a bargaining chip to fulfill their truest desires; some people hold the flag in the endless flames of war, not for the glory of victory, but just to prove that they choose to fight; some people plunder wantonly among the stars, turning the plunder itself into a mark of existence; some people preach on the ruins, spreading the mantra of chaos. And this is what Chaos wants. There is no end point, no judgment of right or wrong, no redemption, no destiny. It just hopes that the souls of all living beings will be loyal to themselves and live out their own meaning in a meaningless universe. (New book, new style. Friends who like Bengtie are welcome to come and discuss it. We will try our best to fit the game itself. Please correct me if there are any unreasonable things. If you feel it is unreasonable, just assume that this is a parallel world that has been deleted by intelligence.)