Star Core Struggle: from Wasteland to Star Ocean Overlord

When the scarlet rain once again dragged the world into purgatory, Lin Mo stood on the watchtower of the fortress, fingertips tracing the cold railings - this time, he was no longer the loser who watched his wife and daughter being torn apart and died of betrayal by his cronies ten years later. He was reborn three months before the outbreak of the apocalypse, carrying with him memories piled up with countless corpses: the weaknesses of mutants, the trajectory of the strong, every node of the collapse of civilization, and the truth behind the "natural disaster" and the "seeding" of alien creatures. Stock up on supplies, renovate the fortress, conquer the strong men from the past life, and use an iron fist to knead the loose survivors. While others were still struggling in the chaos, Lin Mo had erected the first beacon, giving humanity on the verge of extinction a direction to cling to. He cracked the secret of the "Scarlet Rain" and dug out fragments of the alien matrix from the abandoned research institute. Among the squirming tissues, he saw the lines of the star map - which were both the route of the predators and the coordinates of human escape. The scales of the Ironophosaurus cracked under the pulse weapons, the tanks of the Iron Alliance were paralyzed by the tide of mutant beasts, and the former "enemy" became the oarsman on the ship. Lin Mo knew that what he wanted to helm was never a fortress, but the remaining fire of human civilization. The scarlet clouds are the curtain of doom and the background color of the navigation beacon. When the alien signal penetrated the atmosphere and when the beast tide overwhelmed the last line of defense, he stood in front of the cockpit of the spacecraft and pressed the lift button. "Where we are going, there is no scarlet, only starry sky." "Star Core Contest" tells the story of a reborn person who erected a lighthouse on the ruins of the apocalypse, using blood and fire as fuel to split the fog of alien threats.