In order to amuse himself, God grabbed a handful of fine silver sand and threw it casually to decorate the black robe. The fine sand spread on the skirt of the robe, and then started to spin under the stirring of God's fingers.
Each grain of sand evolved into a planet, and the brilliant sand swirled into a galaxy.
God was watching on the side and found it interesting, so he picked out a few polished and shiny ones in the gravel, and moistened the round ones. Soon, the round gravel gave birth to all kinds of life under the light, and the planet of life became active.
God became more and more interested, and among various species, he selected a few that looked similar to himself and endowed them with wisdom and desire. Intelligent creatures began to grow, greedily dominating their respective planets, parasitizing them and killing each other.
Seeing this, God became disgusted. He grabbed a corner of the black robe and planned to shake it off and destroy everything. But he still hesitated and gave the intelligent creatures a last chance to put them to the test. .
A young man on earth withstood the test. Facing the challenge of an uncertain fate, he led an uprising that reversed time and space on a strange dark alien planet. He used courage and fraternity to cleanse the bloody Iron Curtain and complete a great redemption. He matures in his adventures and embodies the glory of human nature.
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