[Starship theme | Wasteland science fiction | Survival in ruins | Decisive killing | No system]
He was the sharpest knife in the empire. He let go of a group of "defective products" to be dealt with, and was sentenced to ten years of freezing punishment.
He didn't bother to argue, so he changed the ten-year sentence to ten thousand years.
The main one is, I want to sleep until the empire goes bankrupt.
Ten thousand years later, he was resurrected in an interstellar garbage dump.
The good news is that the Empire really let him die, and even let the Zerg raise his ashes.
The bad news is that humans are almost done.
He guarded the broken ship:
Only 9.7% Of the shipboard AI database is left, but the function of despising people is intact;
The crew members all rely on scavenging. There are 302 scavengers, and the first day on board is the internship period.
Internship assessment content: Kill the insect tide.
Human beings in the galaxy saw the insect tide, abandoned ships, and knelt down to pray. The escape routes were crowded into collisions.
In the command module, he lay in his seat and looked at the main screen leisurely.
"Why are you running? Get in line and don't step on my ore."
From now on, the whole ship is only concerned about one thing: What is the output of this month's insect tide?
The insect corpses are put into storage, the carapace is made into steel, and the acid is purified. Kill a wave, the hull will be brightened, and the crew will be stronger.
Other survivors burned incense and prayed to Buddha to stop the insect swarm.
He circled the insect nest on the star map like his own mine.
He took a bunch of rookies and rekindled the fire.
Killing insects along the way, picking up people along the way, and piecing together fragments of the old era from the ruins. Only in the end did I discover:
It was not the enemy that killed the empire, but itself, and the ten thousand years he slept happened to miss the entire process of human beings being dealt with.
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