Our World - Abyssal Command

Families! This science fiction novel - there are no fancy superpowers or hard-boiled pseudo-science. It is about a group of ordinary people who look just like you and me. They rely on the "toughness of consciousness" in their bones to pull the earth back from the edge of the cliff! Do you believe it? When a crisis comes, there is no laser cannon or alien technology to fight, it is just hidden in the daily life - it may be the abnormal information flow suddenly captured by the teacher in class, it may be the logical loophole that the programmer intuitively feels is wrong when typing the code, or even the regular fluctuations heard in the noise when the retired man watches the old radio. They are either the chosen ones, or they are takeaway boys, late-night restaurant chefs, Internet trolls... But it is these people who can firmly anchor "sanity" in the chaos - when others are panicking to the point of losing their mind, they can force themselves to calmly dismantle information; when the collective falls into a cycle of despair, they can rely on each other's memory fragments to piece together the truth. This ability to "keep the focus of consciousness on the edge of collapse" cannot be said to be a superpower, but more like using the most primitive "willpower" of human beings to the extreme. What strikes us most is their "clumsiness". There is no shortcut, just rely on the sentence "You remember this paragraph, I will keep an eye on that side" to tie the scattered consciousness together like twisting a hemp rope. Some people are so tired that they lose consciousness, so they rely on the voices of their companions to pull them back; some people are gripped by fear, and think of their family members' faces over and over again to give them anchors. This kind of "mortal body, holding on for a breath" energy is more exciting than any super power! I shed tears when I saw them relying on countless "moments of clarity of ordinary people" to weave a protective net and push back the crisis. It turns out that saving the world does not require any special talents. It is just a group of people who kept the instinct of "not giving up thinking" and used the simplest "human touch" to fight against the coldest unknown. All in all, this book is very suitable for ordinary people to empathize with! There is no sense of distance, just like watching the sudden burst of courage from the people around you. After reading it, I just want to say: It turns out that deep in the consciousness of each of us, there is the possibility of saving the world!