I Can See Every Timeline. I Slay Gods in My Dreams!

[Apocalypse + Infinite-Flow + Dungeon-Based + No System + Foresight + Battle-Damaged + Multiple Storylines]

An advanced civilization has mercilessly imposed a century-long countdown.

1.8 billion people have been thrown into eighteen worlds to take part in a game of life and death.

Win, and humanity survives. Lose, and humanity perishes.

“When the countdown hung over our heads, humanity learned to look up for the first time.”

“Earth was never a bargaining chip. It is the home of all humankind.”

“This time, carrying the fate of humanity on our shoulders, we leave the beloved home behind and set out among the stars.”

“We are not betting on mercy. We are betting that civilization still has the courage to begin again.”

[, The Escape Faction has officially renamed itself the Seed Faction.]

“Those who gather firewood for everyone must not be left to freeze in the snow.”

“Those who scout the way for humanity must not return to find only an empty spaceport.”

“As long as we have even one day left to live, we will defend our home to the death.”

[, The Hold-the-Line Faction has officially renamed itself the Armed Faction.]

“Don’t get me wrong. I didn’t save you because you deserved it. I just couldn’t stand by.”

“I’m not saving the world. I’m saving the person right in front of me.”

“Some people are still worth saving.”

[, The Chosen One: Bai Ye.]

The final line of the countdown was not extinction, but a fork in the road.

One path read [Voyage], one read [Hold the Line], and one read [Return]. Where they met was written [Humanity].

History will not record who was more right. It will only record this: that year, humanity divided even its farewells into three kinds, yet all of them were called [Civilization].