Library

Lu Chen, an unemployed designer, was so poor that he only had an old shabby apartment and a 29-year mortgage. One day I woke up and my bedroom window turned into a portal to the apocalypse. Good news: Zombies have crystal nuclei in their brains and can be exchanged for money. Bad news: He can't even unscrew a bottle cap from a zombie. Fortunately, he has a safe house - he can upgrade, run away, and bring goods. He exchanged instant noodles for gold, used crystal cores to pay off his mortgage, and accidentally became the biggest villain in the world.

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When Geology student Li Mo was on the verge of failing his course for the third time, he discovered that his migraine was resonating with the heartbeat of Mars. The dark red symbols appearing on the ceiling of the library point to a "tuning project" that has lasted for millions of years - all coincidences of human civilization are life-saving capsules designed by Martian civilization for the dying mother planet. At this moment, the energy of the remaining three hundred "Creators" under Mars is almost exhausted, and Li Mo's awakened genetic memory triggers the final agreement. He must solve the equation of life and death between the two civilizations between the Earth Monitors and the Adventists from Mars: When the creator needs to be saved by creation, is humankind finally coming of age, or is it the last chapter of the script? This is the ultimate graduation defense that is staged simultaneously between the university library and the Mars dome - using the starry sky as the examination room and life and death as the test questions.

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