I'm Doing Surgery on the Timeline

Introduction to the novel The universe has been wandering for 12,000 years, and those who picked up the light are the last afterglow of the extinct star sequence civilization. He hides in the shabby-looking detector "Stardust". This seemingly inconspicuous spacecraft has a foldable space-time capsule inside that can span time and space. It will jump to the wrong coordinates due to the energy fluctuations in the star core, and will occasionally rush to unknown and interesting galaxies like a tantrum. The Light Picker bears the guilt of the demise of civilization and has the mission of "recording the gentle moments of the universe", but he always encounters various crises during time and space jumps: the human space station swallowed by the rift in time and space, the crystal civilization that exchanges immortality for stasis, the nomadic group trapped in the time loop... Every time he unexpectedly lands, he has to become a "time and space rescuer", and his temporary companions solve the dilemma of civilization and fight against the "Shadow Eclipse Clan" from the dark side of the universe. The Shadow Eclipse tribe feeds on the memory of civilization and comes in pursuit of the star core; and behind the regeneration ability of the Light Pickers lies the truth about the demise of the Star Sequence Civilization. During time and space jumps and life-and-death decisions, he met Lin Xiaoxing, a tenacious Earth intern, and Kai, a mechanic who carried the mission of the ethnic group. These companions from different civilizations made him gradually understand that the meaning of the universe is never to guard alone, but to embrace warmth in wandering. This is an odyssey across thousands of galaxies, including hard-core science fiction about space-time puzzles and civilizational games, as well as gentle questions about memory, redemption, and existence. When nothingness tries to swallow everything, the light pickers will eventually use the faint light of star cores to illuminate the gaps in the survival of civilization.