The year is 2503. Humanity has been trapped in an underground ark for four hundred years. The system's daily broadcast: There are still 282 years until the surface becomes habitable.
Seven-year-old Su Muqing lay in front of the dome and asked the white horse AI next to her: "282 years, a long time." She didn't know that her existence was a precise calculation. She didn't know that the memory of a mother four hundred years ago was sleeping in the white horse. She didn't know that there was a lonely system in space guarding the last small oasis on the earth. Until one day, her parents decided to leave the Ark and travel 28,000 kilometers to find the world that was sentenced to death.
When cold technology meets warm curiosity, when four hundred years of loneliness come to those who refuse to accept their fate, the "sentence" is rewritten for the first time. It is not a hard science fiction, but uses the child's intuition that "typhoons have their way" and the silence of a moonlight grass being smashed to tell a gentle fact: the deepest freedom is hidden in imperfect choices.
"The sentence is not pardoned, it is quietly taken away by a gust of wind one morning."
If you've ever been stuck in a script of "what should be", welcome to the oasis - a world of real dirt, hot fireworks, and a world of learning to sing again.
Concept: How humans will get along with super AI in the future