The wasteland is one hell of a stage. Little crazies, stay away. Just kidding, big crazies, stay away too.
(Train rivalries · flesh mutations · biological weapons · war by madmen · interstellar warfare)
Wang Ertan, an unemployed young man, is struck by the Carbon-Silicon Infinite Project and hurled into a parallel wasteland world of the future.
Humanity has lost the habitable environment of its home planet. In this hostile wasteland, survival depends on all kinds of giant vehicles. Steam-powered trains and trains made from genetically modified flesh race across the land. Floating fortresses hang in the sky, while deep-sea submarines roam the dark oceans.
The moment he arrives, he is dragged into a brutal boarding action.
He had planned to lie low aboard a train and slowly develop his powers with the help of the Carbon-Silicon Infinite Project.
But chaos reigns across the wasteland: governors fight governors, federations wage war on federations, and insubordination is everywhere.
Wasteland raiders attack trains, while factions battle and slaughter one another.
Little crazies become rivets. Big crazies become fuel.
Internal strife is sheer madness, but when it comes to fighting external enemies, the rules are absolute.
A deputy kills his superior, a soldier kills his squad leader. Retreat is not an option.
You either die at the hands of the enemy, fall in a charge, or perish under the guns of your own people.
At last, he sees the truth: the Federation has been raising poison insects in a jar all along, and war will eventually engulf the land.
Wang Ertan has nowhere left to run. He is forced to join this vast war for humanity's survival.
Relying on the Carbon-Silicon Infinite Project, he builds a biological weapons army of his own.
If land trains can't reach space, he'll forge a battleship with his own hands.
Who says only machines can build vessels to cross the stars?
Flesh and machinery will merge, and he will use them to venture into the vast sea of stars.
If war cannot be avoided, then let its flames consume the entire universe.
The author's new book should not be like the previous one. The protagonist is cowardly and stupid. I give you a five-star review. I hope the protagonist is darker.
Not bad, not bad, pretty good-looking