In the Sixth Age of Earth's apocalypse, the God-Given System pulls the humans who survived the disasters into an even more dangerous inner world.
Some believe this is a doomsday survival game: whoever lasts until the end wins, and the winner gets to embrace a new world free of disasters.
But others say:
This isn't a desperate struggle to save the world from the apocalypse. It's a war.
One day, we will fight a civilization from beyond the stars.
Tea Wu's conquest journey becomes a journey to save the world.
At first, the System tells her,
"Humanity has never successfully preserved its spark, but you're an exception."
"I hope you can become humanity's savior."
But she says, "Humanity will find its own savior in the end."
In the extraterrestrial plan to wipe out humanity, Tea Wu is the only one in the know.
So she says, "For 0.1 points, the price of a single bug, buy your lives from me."
Later, when Earth faces resource plunder following an extraterrestrial invasion, and humanity is about to become feed for outer gods and slaves to other civilizations,
Tea Wu leads the savior out of the bizarre, treacherous inner world, opening up humanity's last chance for survival in the apocalypse era.
She says, "Faith is a spark, and sparks must keep burning, generation after generation."
Also known as: Can Aliens Really Be Humanity's Saviors?
1. Ensemble cast and plot-driven, with a fixed main group.
2. The story centers on the female lead.
3. Just a touch of Lovecraftian horror. It's not all horror, just a little, maybe around twenty percent.
4. The worldbuilding is the author's own, with a bit of fourth-wall-disaster flavor.
5. Thanks for your comments and favorites!
Theme: See the hard-to-judge good and evil in human nature, and the dazzling brilliance of civilization.
