This is a story about “abusing the golden finger of an alien civilization.”
This is an apocalyptic ensemble drama with no absolute main character.
On the road to the stars, every speck of dust has a name.
No matter how insignificant, each deserves to be remembered.
[Synopsis]
Part One: The X Device Triggers Jupiter’s Great Explosion
Focusing on the day of the explosion, this part depicts the disaster’s unfolding from multiple perspectives.
Part Two: Responding to the Explosion
A portrait of how humanity faces the harsh reality of surviving the disaster and the price it exacts.
Part Three: Investigating the Cause of the Explosion
The search for the truth behind the explosion reveals the conflicts and choices between humans, and between humans and alien artificial intelligence.
[Relationships]
Friendship and family bonds run throughout.
The romance serves to advance the main plot.
[Inspiration]
The ensemble style is inspired by My Chief and My Regiment.
The political maneuvering takes cues from the TV series The Expanse.
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Theme: A story about humanity’s journey toward the stars.
In my humble opinion, a conspiracy with foreshadowing can be used as the reason here, similar to a group that is dissatisfied with the cosmic economy or existing development and is secretly causing trouble.
In fact, in real life, many decision-makers consider immediate economic interests, especially when they think the risks are high but the probability of occurrence is small.
It's not easy for the author to write so many words. Please encourage me!
I like science fiction very much~ Your subject is really unpopular in Jinjiang. Please keep up the good work. I would like to make a small suggestion. Your background introduction in the first chapter is a bit textbook and contains too many concepts. It is indeed not friendly to non-science fiction fans. I hope you don't mind.
Ha ha. You guessed it. This kind of neglect must have foreshadowing.
This technology should actually be the topic that humans should be most committed to researching at the moment. If meteorites can change their orbit, not only will the earth be safer, but also small meteorites rich in mineral resources will be allowed to fly to orbit near the earth for easy mining. It means moving the mine to the user's back garden. This will make space travel economically beneficial. Otherwise, it would be unprofitable to spend a lot of time and money traveling in space.
Um. The setting is this - these technologies can theoretically support interstellar voyages, but they cannot fly too far out of the solar system. Because the development of technology is a systematic project, certain key technologies, even if they achieve breakthroughs, will be limited by shortcomings. Factors such as fuel and material durability.
I'm going to go crazy because of the author's big writing [Spread Flowers]
Only then did I realize it was Duan Ping. The first paragraph review received! As a result, I still got the wrong idea.
Good guy, such a serious problem was simply ignored!
Cool! But I don't quite understand the causes and consequences mentioned here.
In my humble opinion, a conspiracy with foreshadowing can be used as the reason here, similar to a group that is dissatisfied with the cosmic economy or existing development and is secretly causing trouble.
In fact, in real life, many decision-makers consider immediate economic interests, especially when they think the risks are high but the probability of occurrence is small.
It's not easy for the author to write so many words. Please encourage me! I like science fiction very much~ Your subject is really unpopular in Jinjiang. Please keep up the good work. I would like to make a small suggestion. Your background introduction in the first chapter is a bit textbook and contains too many concepts. It is indeed not friendly to non-science fiction fans. I hope you don't mind.
Ha ha. You guessed it. This kind of neglect must have foreshadowing.
This technology should actually be the topic that humans should be most committed to researching at the moment. If meteorites can change their orbit, not only will the earth be safer, but also small meteorites rich in mineral resources will be allowed to fly to orbit near the earth for easy mining. It means moving the mine to the user's back garden. This will make space travel economically beneficial. Otherwise, it would be unprofitable to spend a lot of time and money traveling in space.
Um. The setting is this - these technologies can theoretically support interstellar voyages, but they cannot fly too far out of the solar system. Because the development of technology is a systematic project, certain key technologies, even if they achieve breakthroughs, will be limited by shortcomings. Factors such as fuel and material durability.
I'm going to go crazy because of the author's big writing [Spread Flowers]
Only then did I realize it was Duan Ping. The first paragraph review received! As a result, I still got the wrong idea.
Good guy, such a serious problem was simply ignored!
Cool! But I don't quite understand the causes and consequences mentioned here.