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The official authorized Chinese version of "Beyond the Cracks" and "Beyond the Cracks", episode 14 of the first season of Netflix's high-scoring online drama "Love, Death and Robots", the author of the original novel and the British science fiction writer Alastair Reynolds' short story collection "Zima Blue" is released. The book contains 13 short science fiction stories with the theme of artificial intelligence, including space operas that take place in distant time and space, as well as tender romantic stories in the near future of the earth. Reynolds constantly asks philosophical questions in these science fiction stories. The philosophical thinking contained in them is thought-provoking, brain-burning and has a profound aftertaste. It can be called a masterpiece. 13 Short stories, each one is so explosive! In the search for memory and art, the universe is telling its truth. Reynolds received a PhD in astrophysics from the University of St. Andrews and was a scientist at the European Space Agency from 1991 to 2004. His science fiction novels not only have romantic imagination, but also have a solid foundation in astronomy. The well-known translator Chen Qiufan and the new science fiction writer Zhou Wen jointly translate to bring you the original collection of Reynolds science fiction stories.

The once utopian city of Chasm has been overrun by a virus called the Fusion Plague, which can infect any body, whether organic or mechanical. Eventually, the entire city was corrupted, and the buildings grew and stretched in a twisted and deformed way. Tanner Mirabell is on a mission of revenge in this tragic alien society. However, during this period, he was tortured by the nightmare of the pioneers centuries ago. Memories that should not belong to him kept pouring in, eventually confusing his thinking. Antimatter engines, interstellar colonization, corrupt viruses, suspicions, temptations, and internal strife, this is the masterpiece of Reynolds, the master of hard science fiction. When the end of memory is reached, is "I" still "me"?

The original novel of the phenomenal drama "Love, Death and Robots". If possible, would you choose to indulge in a virtual dream, or face the weird reality outside the rift soberly? Based on the original novel of the seventh episode of the first season of "Love, Death and Robots", which is popular on the Internet, British science fiction writer Alastair Reynolds' 25-year career review classic science fiction anthology "Beyond the Rift" is released. A former European Space Agency expert kicks off the galaxy for you with 15 science fiction stories, each of which is breathtakingly beautiful! The imagination is so big! In these science fiction stories, Reynolds focuses on exploring alien civilizations, interstellar civilizations, and artificial intelligence as the protagonists, stories about love, hatred, human nature and other themes. Through special methods, he creates interstellar civilizations that are completely different from the barbaric aliens in previous science fiction works who prey on the weak and follow the laws of the Black Forest. The philosophical thinking contained in it is thought-provoking, the strange world view, subversive suspense plot, and dreamlike scene construction are both brain-burning and profound, fantastic and confusing, and it can be called a masterpiece.