
Living in Peace in the Era of Zhoudu Bridge
安居于宙渡桥纪元
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 114k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Interstellar Civilization
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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If you could only save one in seven hundred, what would you choose? | "Dwelling in the Universe: The Era of Crossing the Bridge" officially sets sail
Dear book friends: Today, I come with a heavy and crazy story. When the collapse of civilization enters the countdown, what we launch is not an escape plan, but a "bridge crossing" that lasts for five hundred years. In the first chapter, the chief designer Ling Yun has pressed the selection button at the United Nations that determines the fate of 7 million out of 7 billion people. This is not the starting point of the story, but the ultimate test of civilization on itself. About this story, I want to tell you: · This is a hard-core science fiction: there are no sudden superpowers, only "fungal neural networks", "biological construction technology" and the stellar-scale "Bridge Pier Era" based on scientific deduction. · This is a social experiment: Xingcha Ark is a miniature human society. The conflicts between resources, power, and ethics will be repeated in a closed space and pushed to the extreme. · This is a philosophical question: When survival and morality must be chosen, and when elites and all living beings cannot have both, how should we define the meaning of civilization's survival? Why did you want to write this story? Because I am obsessed with a scene: In the deep space of absolute darkness, a group of people know that the other end of the bridge is unknown, but they still choose to light a fire and sail in solitude for five hundred years to fight for a "what if" for civilization. Chapter one is just the beginning. In the follow-up, we will witness the division and symbiosis within the Xingcha, witness the despair and dignity at the dusk of the earth, and finally move towards a dialogue with "planetary consciousness". So, as the first person to see this story: In the setting of Chapter 1, if you were to formulate the screening rules for "qualification for crossing the bridge", what principles would you base it on? (Contribution? Drawing lots? Age? Or others) Welcome to leave your thoughts in the comment area. Every serious discussion will add a unique starlight to this unfolding universe. Looking forward to participating in this appointment with the stars with you. ---