Seeking Survival from Heaven
向天求生
by Chen Liulin (陈鎏霖)
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 30k Words
- Chapters
- 9
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Stats
Tags
- ThemeSci-Fi
- POVMale Lead
- Age13+
- Jianghu
- Lighthearted
- Mpreg
- Sci-Fi
- Urban
Synopsis
Based on the realistic background of depletion of earth's resources, environmental crisis and population pressure, the work explores the inevitable trend of human beings developing into the universe in pursuit of sustainable survival. With love and affection as the core of the narrative, the novel depicts the scientific elite's breakthrough of technological barriers in the crisis of human survival, and finally realizes the technology of space navigation between the earth and the moon and the orbit change of planets and galaxies, and promotes the process of establishing a new cosmic civilization. The plot revolves around the main line of human beings responding to survival challenges through technological innovation, projecting thoughts on the spirit of dragon culture and the continuation of human civilization. Love and affection are one of the historical themes, and dragon culture has the characteristics of cohesion and centripetal force. Modern society's belief in "love, beauty, freedom" and the desire for quiet space prompt people to seek balance between body and mind. "Survival from the Sky" is a science fiction novel. The work depicts the story of mankind developing space navigation and celestial orbit technology and establishing a new civilization in order to achieve sustainable survival against the background of population growth, resource depletion and environmental threats. Humanity faces threats such as population growth, resource depletion, energy shortage, environmental degradation, and impacts of extraterrestrial bodies. The development of interstellar navigation and celestial body orbit adjustment technology is seen as a potential way to address the challenge. In a related context, science fiction works depict plots in which humans overcome difficulties, achieve earth-lunar navigation, and establish new civilizations. The earth's resources are limited, the earth's environment and the space environment are unpredictable, and human desires and needs are beyond limits. Specifically, mankind is facing multiple existential crises such as the increasing population, the depletion of available resources, the inability of energy development to meet demand, the possible harsh environment on the earth that affects human survival, the impact of alien stars on the earth that threatens human safety, and the possible occurrence of cosmic environments in the solar system that threaten human survival. In the productive forces and production relations, human social division of labor and social distribution will be more fair and humane equality systems will be perfected. Intelligent robots will gradually evolve to replace most of human physical and mental labor. The era of intelligent robots is coming under human control, and its development will extend to the universe. If the population is overloaded and productivity will be excessive, then it will be an inevitable trend for mankind to seek development from the universe and other planets and galaxies and open up a broader starry sky for human existence. It will be inevitable for mankind to concentrate its productivity on the development of the universe. It will also be inevitable that new social systems and new civilizations will be formed. This is the creative background of "Survival from the Sky" and the original intention of exploring the future of mankind. Intent: To survive permanently and sustainably on the earth, human beings urgently need space navigation technology similar to that between planets (such as space navigation between the earth and the moon) and planet and galaxy orbit changing technology. Establishing the science of orbit adjustment of cosmic astronomical bodies is an important and particularly important reserve of science, technology and cosmic wisdom that is indispensable and necessary for the permanent survival of mankind.