Leap to the Singularity

A tragic defeat in an interstellar war, a leap to death, and an ultimate question about the nature of existence. Fang Yuanzhou, the commander of the Federal Front, led 2,300 warships to meet the enemy but was almost completely wiped out. With the only remaining "Kunlun" and 12,000 crew members, he was trapped on the edge of the Andromeda Galaxy. Faced with only a one percent success rate in returning to the Milky Way and a slim chance of exploring an unknown black hole, he chose to personally pilot the exploration ship into NGC-224-Horizon, a supermassive black hole with a mass one billion times that of the sun. In the flames of the accretion disk, the distortion of the light sphere, the inversion of the event horizon and the absolute darkness of the singularity, he experienced the most terrifying voyage in human history: time expanded to the limit, the dimensions of space were compressed, all futures were condensed into the only necessity, and the meaning of existence was completely deconstructed. However, at the moment before he was about to be erased, some kind of "existence" that transcended the laws of physics examined him and allowed him to miraculously travel to the core of the galaxy. "Choice is existence." This is not a story about heroism, but a fable about "choice" itself - when all possibilities collapse into nothingness, when all free will is swallowed up by the abyss of necessity, human beings can still choose to face, bear, sacrifice, choose... Existence.