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There are all kinds of wonders in the world, and the vast Milky Way is endless. Just as humans need mitochondria to provide energy, the universe also needs countless sub-civilizations as numerous as stars to find possible solutions for it. As the universe continues to age, it is also urgently thinking about ways to deal with it. The ultimate extension of this kind of self-learning is to become a relatively independent civilization system. The universe needs civilization to seek possible solutions for the continuation of its own life. Civilization also needs the universe to provide as much time as possible for its development at the macro level, and ultimately achieve a win-win situation. Therefore, unless absolutely necessary, no high-ranking god or will of the universe would allow such uncontrollable situations as "travelers" to occur in their own jurisdiction, and would even intentionally avoid mutual exchanges between different civilizations. But now, this balance has been broken. The universe is facing an unknown and huge crisis. When the impact of the disaster exceeds the adjustment range of the universe itself, a cross-star emergency plan will be launched - time travel. In the face of absolute disaster, more and more planetary wills have pinned their hopes on an inconspicuous blue planet, trying to use their last strength to gain contact with this planet before their own will completely disappears. However, the connection was easily cut off by a more powerful force. Only seven sporadic bright lights streaked across the stars, carrying the last hope of countless civilizations...