Letters from the Pacific

In November 3023, the orange sky pressed over the country, seabirds fell to the ground and festered, and an undertow of nuclear pollution swept across the Pacific Ocean. Marine researcher Jian Jue lost contact for three days. While searching for his girlfriend Cheng Wugu, his right eye was burned by the contaminated blood of an infected person, and nuclear radiation toxins invaded instantly. When the fear of DNA chains melting and bodies melting spreads, some people protect data with their lives, while others use genes to build hope. In this war without gunpowder, what can we do to protect the final peace?