Twenty-three years ago, solar neutrinos disappeared in large areas and global temperatures plummeted.
Twenty years ago, the Transnational Global Astronomy Research Institute was established and the artificial solar fusion project was launched.
Seventeen years ago, the artificial nuclear fusion project failed, and the North and South Poles were permanently frozen.
Fifteen years ago, the underground shelter was established.
Thirteen years ago, the Artificial Sun Research Institute was established and the temperature at the equator dropped to zero degrees.
Ten years ago, the artificial sun research project achieved a huge breakthrough, and underground shelters were relocated in large numbers.
Seven years ago, the supply of oxygen on the ground was tight and people around the world were in massive unrest.
Five years ago, researcher No. 031 Of the Artificial Sun Research Institute stole key information and blew up the laboratory, killing 39 people. Artificial sun research came to a halt.
Three years ago, the United Nations announced that the human rescue plan had failed and initiated underground relocation.
A year ago, the surface oxygen was so thin that the United Nations declared the surface permanently frozen.
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"You are hope."
"No, I'm a joke."
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In this desperate age of hope and despair, what else can you do but go with the flow?
The last batch of migration is imminent, humans have abandoned the surface, and the world's hopes are pinned on finding Researcher 031.
On the day of the relocation, a huge earthquake occurred in southern Anhui, and the underground and above ground were permanently separated.
Walking through the winter night, drifting home.
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"You are hope."
"I am hope."
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Unarmed bomb disposal soldier attacks × splits the scientist in the air
The theoretical part is not very sophisticated, just treat it as a light science fiction novel and don't worry about the details.
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There is only one sentence between "Five Thousand Daily Updates" and "Abandoned Articles": "Come on?"
Concept: micro science fiction, not brain-burning
