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When the indescribable alien beasts tore through the sky, the entire city was reduced to a flesh and blood mill - the artillery fire of the human army could only barely build a desperate defense line, killing them and driving them away. This doomsday catastrophe pushed four ordinary people with obsessions to the gallows of fate. The "outsider" who is happy with the situation: he believes in "happy fate" and regards the siege of alien beasts as a farce that has nothing to do with him, but does not know that the potential to shake the world sleeps in his body; the "shadow" that silently guards: she hides the deep love for the "outsider" that she dare not express, and is willing to enter purgatory as a mortal. , Just to hand him a knife when he turned around; the broken "seeking the dead": the bloody flesh and blood of her parents solidified into eternity in her memory, she just wanted to follow advanced civilization to find a way to resurrect her relatives, and she was willing to sacrifice everything in exchange for reunion; the compassionate "Glimmer": gentleness is her armor and her weakness. She ran through the ruins, unable to see the disaster raging. He wanted to end the catastrophe with compassion, but he didn't know that the cost of saving the world was far beyond imagination. Just when everyone was trapped in a desperate situation, the hidden ancient advanced civilization broke the convention of "only observing without interfering" and came, and chose these four ordinary people who "each have their own ties". Can the male protagonist let go of his obsession and fight side by side? Can the heroine's affection and responsibility be balanced? Can she, who has lost her loved one, really find hope in higher civilization? Can the gentle savior keep his original intention? The four people work together to save the city, but they don't know that every choice they make has been deeply bound to the crisis of higher civilization. Is this journey of salvation across civilizations to redeem themselves, or is it the key to breaking up higher civilization?