Interstellar Front

In the age of eternity, humans still have no shortcuts—— No warp speed, no faster than light speed. The expansion of civilization can only rely on the stargate system carried by the starship to "move" the front line to the deeper universe section by section like shipping. Every time a door is opened, there is a strict capacity limit; every time a stronghold is advanced, They are all engineering miracles built with countless resources, countless man-hours, and countless lives. The main hub is beating like a heart at the rear, and the star gate is like a blood vessel extending at the front. Once it is broken, the entire expedition line will "bleed" on the spot, without even having time to cry out in pain. The distance spanned by the universe is endless, Coordinates can be measured in light seconds and astronomical units, and routes can be calculated using fuel and thrust. But what about the distance between people's hearts? It's not written on a star map, nor does it obey any equations—and it doesn't accept "restart attempts." Technology can calculate the success rate, loss rate, withdrawal window, and even cut the escape route to the narrowest, shortest, and most effective way. But it cannot be calculated - in the age of eternity, why on earth do people still rush forward? He couldn't figure out who he would leave on the other side of the door every time he made a choice. He couldn't tell whether the looks from those who were close to him were trusting, relying on him, or treating him as the only outlet. After all, the universe never talks about romance, it only values ​​results. What humans want may be simpler: Don't let each other get separated in this infinite darkness.