In the era of rust, the ringing of copper bells is the prelude of hope.
Gu Yu is not a hero, he is just a merchant holding Lao Hui's hand and carrying a load of goods. In her cargo load, there are emergency medicine powders, candy cubes to ward off colds, colorful beads that children eagerly look forward to, needles and threads to repair their lives, and stories from far away places.
From the glowing sweet berry jam in the Bacteria Light Forest, to the scent of maltose at the Qingquan Valley Harvest Festival; from the ancient star songs beside the campfire of the nomadic tribes, to the old pottery restored by the hands of the old pottery collector. She walked among the settlements and wrote the "Trading Notes of the Dust and Smoke Annals" one stroke at a time - a guide on how to identify edible wild berries and how to plant hope in ruins.
She met Su He, a young girl who had left home to look for her relatives, and they walked with her all the way, sharing campfires and starlight. When Su He finally hugged his separated family, Gu Yu patted Lao Hui, the bell rang softly, and she once again embarked on a journey that only belonged to her.
There are no ups and downs of tactics, only the sound of bells passing by, quietly connecting warmth and people. When others were asking about survival in the apocalypse, Gu Yu was asking: What new stories and delicious food are waiting for Lao Hui and her at the next stop?
Purpose: A journey of healing in the wasteland world