[Apocalypse + Space + Self-Corruption + Shelter + Fortress + Underground Base + Wasteland]
As the world crumbles and the apocalypse descends, Jiang Shang begins to embrace his own darkness and return to his most primal nature.
Setting:
As the solar system orbited the center of the Milky Way, it entered a high-risk region near the galactic plane.
Cosmic disasters struck one after another: shock fronts, high-energy rays, clouds of dust, rogue asteroid belts, pulsar beams, anomalous gravitational tides, and more.
It began with global heat waves and torrential acid rain, followed by sudden freezes and asteroid impacts, then airborne dust and strange fog. In the end, the entire ecosystem collapsed.
To survive, humanity first endured an initial period of chaos, then:
In the early stages, it built temporary refugee camps and domed cities;
In the middle stages, it raised towering walls and fortifications, floating cities at sea, and mobile strongholds;
In the later stages, it retreated to underground cities, deep-sea bases, and even artificial ecological habitats.
Generally speaking, the plot is procrastinating, the character positioning is not accurate, and the work is also grinding and grinding. It is not decisive at all. It is full of bookishness and lacks the decisiveness of a prophet. If he hadn't died, he wouldn't have survived more than a year, and this year he should still be a dog for others. Without the protection of the powerful, he would only be alive for three months at most.
Knowing that the end is coming, you can understand even if you go to the third floor, you still work as a cow and horse,