The Song of Star-Magnetic Civilization

In 3080 AD, humanity joins forces with the Star Magnet civilization to prepare for the devastating gamma-ray burst that a magnetar, located 50,000 light-years from the Solar System, will unleash upon Earth 350 years from now.

The magnetic evolution of Earth’s ecosystem is imperative.

The two female leaders chosen by opposing factions within the Star Magnet civilization are rivals, and each stands with one of humanity’s two opposing camps.

The prerequisite for magnetic evolution is a unified human government. This epic struggle for unity spans 350 years, beginning when the return of an extraterrestrial Star Magnet civilization sends human technology nearly back to the primitive era, across the political alliances of the Four Seasons.

This novel features two female leads and two male leads, with six couples whose stories each have a different ending: sweet romance, lighthearted fun, and heart-wrenching love.

Set against the unification of the Six States by Qin after the Western Zhou dynasty, the novel weaves together world history, science, and biology.

A word of apology in advance: the author is terrible at science, but has been working hard to read books and watch documentaries to explain the science-fiction concepts as clearly as possible. This is a tribute to all authors of hard science fiction. I can’t write equations, so if you enjoy hard sci-fi, please don’t take the science too seriously.

This novel is one million words long, and the author promises a fast-paced plot with no filler.