In the year 2077, on Blue Star, an evening that seemed perfectly ordinary.
Without warning, every electronic device on Earth went black at once. Then a strange and shocking image appeared on every screen: on the far side of the moon, at an outpost called “Eternal Night 37,” seven young Earth soldiers were using their own flesh and blood to hold back a terrifying swarm of alien bugs surging toward them like a tide.
This wasn’t a movie or a prank.
Five years earlier, a mysterious alien virus swept across the globe, killing countless people, including the parents of Lin Ye, commander of the squad. In a morgue filled with despair, Lin Ye was bound to a System called “Starry Sky Night Watcher” and told a shocking secret: in five years, Blue Star would be wiped out by the alien bugs known as “Devourers,” and he was the only spark of hope.
For five years, Lin Ye and his squad have stood alone in the moon’s eternal night, abandoned by a world that seems to have forgotten them: Leng Feng, the cool-headed sniper; Wang Pangzi, the gluttonous but dependable heavy weapons specialist; Zhao Yu, the genius hacker; Ye Zihan, the nimble hand-to-hand combat expert; Luo Li, who can see the future; and Su Muxue, their gentle medic. They have no backup, no supplies, and not even a single word of encouragement. Everything they do is for the sake of protecting their blue mother planet, 380,000 kilometers away.
