At 29, with terminal cancer, Li Muy fish's girlfriend of five years left him for a bald guy with a Cullinan.
Programmer Li Muy fish bought a secondhand camper van, planning to see the world before he died. On a snowy night on the Sichuan-Tibet Highway, he and his van crashed into an alternate dimension of Earth.
One odd passenger after another climbed aboard.
In the silicon-based dimension, Ling Qier, a silicon-based girl on the run, was a failed experiment of the Silicon Dynasty. She could join with carbon-based lifeforms to produce offspring.
In the apocalyptic wasteland dimension, Huang Xiaoyu, a scavenger girl, burst into tears of gratitude: "I haven't had anything fizzy to drink in three years."
In the conjoined-body dimension, two souls shared one skeleton. Tong and Ling argued endlessly, but the pheromones they released could detect danger thousands of kilometers away.
In the insectoid dimension, a worker insect unexpectedly asked, "Who am I?" The hive mind labeled him defective and ordered him recalled, but his compound eyes could pinpoint the location of the galaxy.
In the psionic lifeform dimension, zero resonance meant you were trash. Li Muy fish rescued a low-frequency individual with zero resonance because this "trash" could understand the universe's chaotic thoughts.
In the advanced carbon-based lifeform dimension, the empress of the Dayu Dynasty wept inconsolably on the day Li Muy fish left. Then she made what she would always consider the best decision of her life: "I want to live for myself, just once!"
When he finally returned to his own world, three years had passed. To Li Muy fish's surprise, his world's apocalypse had arrived, late but inevitable.
A higher-dimensional civilization that fed on the consciousness of living beings had set its sights on Earth. It was an endless black void, and to it, human consciousness was delicious.
Without hesitation, Li Muy fish led his army of dimensional castoffs into this epic battle against the apocalypse.
