Under the Eternal Night Aurora

Introduction to the novel: "Shadow Star: Our Animal's Interstellar Property Adventure" My name is Chen Yan, a former interstellar geological engineer and now the only registered unlucky person and lifelong VIP resident of Shadow Star. Originally, this business trip sounded quite high-end—exploring a newly discovered Earth-like planet. As a result, as soon as the spacecraft entered orbit, it came into close contact with an "interstellar hiccup" (official term: extremely large-scale flare) and the planet's own "full-band electromagnetic curse." Successful crash landing? That's right, if you ignore that the spacecraft was more completely shattered than my year-end bonus, my colleagues had no signal, and I was standing in a pajamas-style spacesuit in a ghostly place with a temperature difference between day and night that could make me a fitness instructor. My novice gift package includes: half a tank of oxygen, a toolbox AI with an impressive battery life than a mobile phone (I call it "mentally retarded"), and a heart that wants to write a negative review immediately. The "water" here has to be baked out of the stones, the "oxygen" relies on the chemical magic of tearing down the east wall to make up the west wall, and the "takeaway"... Is a jar of strange green algae that seems to have emotions that is cultivated at home. Only after eating it will you truly understand what "the desire to survive" is. But this ghost place has no martial ethics! Do you think building the only open-top (air leaky) off-road vehicle on the planet is awesome? (Easy survival? Doesn't exist. But facing every fatal crisis with a smile is the last stubbornness of the former social beast. Welcome to Shadow Star, where the scenery is "beautiful" and survival is "exciting". It is guaranteed to make you... Never want to go to work again.)