After a worldwide war, all countries finally reached an agreement and decided not to compete with each other for the earth's resources, but to focus on the world.
The bright stars are an inexhaustible treasure trove.
Countries jointly organized starship corps and marched into the entire universe.
But in the end, the reply the earth received was a declaration of war from a starship and a meteorite flying at extremely high speed.
The meteorite sank the Australian continent, sea levels rose significantly, and the earth's environment deteriorated. It was called an impact disaster in history.
One hundred and eighty-two years later, mankind stumbled on the road to rebuilding its homeland. Unable to forget the painful lessons brought by the Starship Corps, mankind gave up extraterrestrial exploration and banned the research of all aircraft.
At the same time, because there were so many hibernators before the impact disaster, and most of their identities were complicated and special, and they had been out of touch with the times for a long time, the government set up a special tribunal to solve the remaining problems of crimes and hear cases related to hibernators.
The above is the background.
As a prosecutor of the trial court, Song Ran met a woman who claimed to be a perfumer and began to investigate a spice theft case. From then on, she stepped into the world of unsmellable fragrance and the false truth behind it. Various characters from the Spice Association, the Hibernator, and the Tribunal appear alternately. Step by step, she gets closer to the reality of the world, and step by step she falls into another desire.
"Eros and the human heart, my Aphrodite, do you understand them all?"
People without a sense of smell×Perfumer
Five hundred words is too long. Then write more.
I don't know how much the sea level will rise if Australians sink (ah, I am geographically illiterate), so I assume that the current world map is probably through land reclamation.
And I don't know what it is like for people without a sense of smell in reality. It may be a symptom, but it is only used here as a snack (what kind of CP brain), and everything else is normal. If it is different from reality, I will be beaten.
The starship I imagined was four light-years away, and the speed and size of the meteorite were not taken into consideration. Let's just treat it as a no-brainer setting (there may be more bizarre ones later, fun) (it's called a meteorite because the meteorite is too small and the asteroid is too big)
All opinions are just my personal opinion and have nothing to do with reality.
Make settings as round as possible.
I write very, very slowly.
Jj's content tags are so interesting, I'm such an ordinary sci-fi guy, hahaha.
Intention: cannot be empty