Star Orbiter Webweaver

Wu Di looked at the jumping code on the screen and listened to the weird ballad. He suddenly felt that he was not listening to a story, but touching a buried truth. He took out his cell phone, recorded the ballad, and took a photo of the code. "You can write this," Zhou Mingyuan said, "but remember, the end of science fiction is often not the vastness of the universe, but the abyss of human nature." When leaving the observatory, Wu Di looked back. There happened to be a star twinkling in the crack of the dome, as if winking at him. He touched the mobile phone in his pocket and suddenly had a brand new idea - perhaps, the best science fiction stories are never fiction. He opened the document and typed a new beginning: "The moment Zhou Mingyuan pressed the play button, Wu Di knew that what he was going to write was not a novel, but a history that needed to be remembered..."