Greenland: a Tribute to Life

The lights of nuclear fusion go out, and the tide of supernatural powers crushes the foundation of human civilization. Steel is decaying, monsters are rampant, the law of the jungle has become the first law of the end of the world, and strength and killing are regarded as the torch of civilization. Zhou Xu, who once indulged in pleasure, awakened to the whispers of vegetation that were regarded as "waste". He couldn't hear the clanging of swords, but he could hear the mourning of the soil and the thirst of the seeds. When the strong men were honing their killing power, he leaned over the remains of civilization and sowed the first seeds. He nourished rather than conquered with his little power, and built together rather than plundered: pumpkins strengthened the body, vines built barriers, and herbs healed wounds. The green environment grows stubbornly in the desolation. Vitality has become a deadly heresy, and predators want to uproot the greenery. Zhou Xu and the ordinary people he protects stand between golden crops and cold blades. Their answer is not to create greater ruins, but to let life roar. The rekindling of civilization begins with a tiny seed. True strength is to coexist with all things, not to be above them. This is a hymn to life in the apocalypse.