Stars Like Dust

Three months ago, a miniature explosion occurred in a laboratory in Anhui. Researcher Li Yang lost his memory for forty minutes, leaving only a fragment of a whiteboard with unknown symbols written on it. He thought he was just tracking down an ordinary accident. Later, he discovered that the symbols on the fragment were consistent with the structure on the surface of a black sphere codenamed "Steel Ball" outside the Oort Nebula. He passed through a door that could span two thousand kilometers, opened drawings with key pages torn out, and found an engine prototype that had been tested but never took off. Someone walked the same road ten years ago. Someone had kicked in the same door before him. All that was left behind that door was an old uniform with its tags torn off. There was only one thing left that Li Yang needed to confirm - where did the coordinates lead and why did Wang Min say "don't go there". "Stars Like Dust" is a science fiction novel about movement, confirmation and waiting. All the answers are on the way, none of them stay in place. Li Yang is walking forward. He has passed through five cities and many late nights. You still have fifty thousand words to go, and you're not sure whether you'll find an exit or another door that needs to be kicked open down the road. All that was left was the old uniform and a cleared room, and the rest of the information had been taken from the drawings. But you may be approaching the final stretch of that route. If you are willing to continue writing, that coordinate will be confirmed in the following chapters. And confirming it will be the only thing he needs to accomplish. The ship is still there. That door can also be reopened.