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When mankind's endless emissions of carbon dioxide finally ignite the doomsday fire of the greenhouse effect, the ice caps of the Arctic and Antarctic melt away completely within a hundred years, and monstrous floods sweep across the globe. Only the Tibetan Plateau, the roof of the world, briefly held up the last fire of mankind, while terrestrial civilization eventually sank into the deep sea. In order to continue civilization, the human joint fleet has exhausted its remaining technologies and built space homes one after another in low-Earth orbit: the expansion of the Tiangong and the reorganization of the International Space Station. Countless small and medium-sized space stations carry survivors wandering across the star sea. The largest, the Navigator International Space Station, can be said to be a space city that can accommodate tens of thousands of humans. As a member of the People's Alliance Fleet, the protagonist shoulders the mission of exploring habitable planets. He leaves the Navigator alone on a probe ship and sails into the deep universe. During the voyage, a sudden swarm of asteroids hit the hull without warning. The out-of-control spacecraft broke through the atmosphere and crashed into a strange planet with a strange environment and traces of unknown civilization. The space remnants who used to protect mankind are now reduced to lonely survivors on alien planets. On this desperate planet with no Earth, no Navigator, and even no similar species, he must rely on interstellar technology and survival instincts to survive and find hope of returning to space. The secrets hidden on this planet are far more dangerous than the flooded earth...

Extreme heat and floods, can these two apocalypses harm the doomsday team that has just survived the zombie apocalypse? (This article is a follow-up to the author's "Doomsday City", the second part of the Doomsday series)

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In the doomsday, how will the four people in Longjiang cope with the doomsday? How will they develop their doomsday team?

Are Backrooms better than the reality of the zombie outbreak? At least there are no zombies in Backrooms. (This book is the last of the author's "Doomsday City" doomsday series. You may ask, does Backrooms have a vague relationship with zombies? You will know after reading it).

For the end of the world, are the reborn really geniuses? (This book is the fifth part of the "Doomsday City" doomsday series by the same author. Welcome to read it!)

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