When the first quantum nuclear bomb detonated in the old Shanghai financial center, the waves of the Huangpu River were boiled into bloody steam. Those skyscrapers studded with LED screens collapsed like melted candles, and the bronze bull sculptures on the Bund vaporized into radioactive clouds in the billion-degree heat. In the next 72 hours, 237 super cities around the world were turned into a furnace of hell: the copper skin of the Statue of Liberty in New York dripped like syrup, the rose window of Notre Dame in Paris burst into plutonium-239 crystals, and the glass curtain wall of the Burj Khalifa in Dubai formed a diamond dust storm with a diameter of three kilometers in the shock wave.
Survivors call this period of history the "Glass Age" - not because civilization is as fragile as glass, but because the land after the war was covered with molten silicate from nuclear explosions, like a glazed chessboard knocked over by Satan.
Purpose: Explore the future development of people, religion, machinery, etc.