This is a world that has been smashed by countless civilizations. There are old-era fortresses outside the wasteland, sleeping machines beneath the ground, wrecked ships falling from the sky, and insect swarms rising on the ground. The common proposition of all settlements is not prosperity, but surviving the next disaster.
When Xu Xingzhou traveled here, he was just an ordinary college student who liked to play games. But when he was rescued from the frozen soil by the Qiluo tribe, registered as an unfiled individual by the information center, and recorded a new name on the wordless jade bi in the Taiwu Ancestral Hall, everything changed. Taiwu Cave is not a warehouse, but a foundation waiting for recovery; the ambition is not a career, but to build a great road through medical skills, journeys, crafts, governance and human fireworks.
From a wandering doctor to the master of a stronghold, from repairing a wall, a lamp, and a medicine shelf, to propping up a place where people can sleep peacefully, and then leading the entire cave into a higher level of disasters and disputes over rules, what Taiwu Xingzhou has to face is never just survival. What he wants to prove is that the wasteland is not the end, one can become an immortal through all kinds of industries, and the fireworks on earth can burn into the sky.
Reader comments
I'm really interested in the subject matter, but the plot is too confusing. It's okay for the protagonist, Taiwu Village, to recruit people from the fringe world to work, because there are no people in the village, so if you want it to work, you have to recruit indigenous people. However, this space that belongs to the protagonist is actually invaded several times. Once, the indigenous people opened the machine and entered by mistake, and once, the monster broke in when the door was opened.
A rare theme that happens to have been played by everyone before
I'm really interested in the subject matter, but the plot is too confusing. It's okay for the protagonist, Taiwu Village, to recruit people from the fringe world to work, because there are no people in the village, so if you want it to work, you have to recruit indigenous people. However, this space that belongs to the protagonist is actually invaded several times. Once, the indigenous people opened the machine and entered by mistake, and once, the monster broke in when the door was opened.
A rare theme that happens to have been played by everyone before