Terran Three

Since I was a child, I have been entrusted by heaven to observe the fate of stars and predict the rise and fall of the ages. I once believed that destiny is clear and everything has its destiny. However, after experiencing the tribulations of two lifetimes, seeing countless ordinary people using their flesh and blood to reverse the situation of death, and shaking the rules of heaven with their own courage, I realized that things in this world are never certain. The human race has suffered three catastrophes, which come back every thousand years. The evil disasters are overwhelming and the mountains and rivers are overturned. This glimmer of hope may lie in one person chosen by heaven, or in the unity of close friends, or in the combined efforts of ten people, or in the thoughts of all living beings. Now I am going to fight to the death, knowing that I have no time to return, so I am writing this book under the imperial capital to leave it to future generations. Although the destiny is cold, the human heart will not die; although the calamity is fierce, the character is unyielding. Never succumb to destiny, never sit back and wait for mountains and rivers to perish. Even if all the demons come to this world and the world is at dusk, we should bear the catastrophe with our mortal body and guard the common people with our heart. The power of one person can ignite a spark, the ambition of ten people can break through the haze, and the hearts of thousands can shake the way of heaven. I have laid out the final backup plan. When the third calamity comes and the human race is about to be destroyed, there will be light from the sky coming to the world, bringing with it the sparks of chaos. I hope that future generations will put aside their fear, stand alone and be brave, carry forward our unfinished aspirations, defy destiny and resist evil disasters. Even if the road ahead is a desperate situation, we must fight to carve out a path of survival for the human race in a dilapidated and troubled world. ——Zhuge Sheng's last works