Three hundred years into the Rift Era, humans are scattered across the seven galaxies, struggling to survive amid resource depletion and power struggles. Under the guise of black market transactions, the underground network "auction" across the star field conducts ulterior experiments and data circulation secretly, becoming the tacit arms reference system for all forces.
Qin Junxing was originally a young man from an ordinary family in a fringe galaxy. That day, the orbital bombardment came without warning, and the homeland was reduced to ashes. In order to distract the pursuers, his mother left alone, leaving him with the last words: "Don't trust them, run away when you encounter them." He fled with his young brother Qin Mu in the ruins, but in the end because his brother had a high fever and was desperate, he was forced to board a vehicle calling itself a "rescue team." The car didn't take them to safety. His younger brother was taken away in the chaos and disappeared; and he himself was pushed into the abyss of the auction, where he spent two years of darkness. He lost his name and became a codename, an "asset."
When he finally escaped from that place, he was no longer the boy who could read in the evening and touch his brother's head. He named himself Han Feng, and it was engraved in his bones to search for his brother and mother, and to seek revenge on the person who ruined everything for him. He was picked up by an independent action team called "Shadow" and relearned how to live like a normal person in a strange station - learning to accept the kindness of others, learning to relax his tense shoulders at the dinner table, and learning to let those who were rejected by him come in little by little.
Purpose: In the context of the cruel interstellar wasteland, to show the reconstruction of trust and redemption between people. Through the protagonist's obsession to find his lost relatives and the warmth of "family" gained in the new team, it expresses the theme of "even in the ruins of the universe, love and bond are still the light that supports people's survival."