Destroyer - a rogue planet with a mass six times that of the Earth, broke into the solar system.
It crashed into Mars on an unstoppable trajectory, tearing the red planet into pieces. Amidst the bombardment of nuclear bombs and the entanglement of gravity, the Destroyer merged with the remains of Mars and miraculously slid into an orbit that completely coincided with the Earth. A new planet is born. It's as big as Earth, just as heavy, has the same liquid water, oxygenated atmosphere, and favorable temperatures—but it's younger, cleaner, and richer.
Mars is dead. But humanity has a brand new home.
The Tongdi carried Xu Miao and his companions, flying over 300 million kilometers of void, and were the first to set foot on this land. They gave the new planet a name - Pure Land.
Pure land is a blank sheet of paper. No pollution, no war, no capital, no gap between rich and poor. Initially there were only eleven people, but later hundreds of people who were willing to create with their hands slowly gathered. They build roads, build bridges, lay railroad tracks, build factories, make chips, grow crops, fish, run schools, practice medicine, make wine, paint, and sing. Machines have replaced heavy labor, resources are so abundant that there is no need to compete for them, and everyone can finally live according to their own interests.
But the eyes of the earth never left. Capital smells opportunity, power wants to expand, and the power of the old world wants to draw its mark on this white paper. Can the Pure Land keep its purity? Can those who escaped from the earth get rid of thousands of years of greed and fighting?
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