Interstellar Social Animal Wandering Story

When a social animal is thrown onto a planet that "doesn't exist". Lu Ping, the seventh-year inventory specialist of the ILF Interstellar Logistics Federation, was sent by his boss to a coordinate numbered NG-437b to do quarterly inventory. When I arrived, I discovered that the coordinates were empty, the planet was not on the star catalog, and federal law did not recognize its existence. And he can't go back. The spacecraft is running out of fuel, communication signals are intermittent, and the countdown to federal debt recovery has begun. The good news is: there are people living on this planet. In a place called Hekou Village, a group of villagers who spoke ancient Chinese regarded him as a "god-sent messenger." The bad news: The envoy's package doesn't include a return ticket. Lu Ping began the most bizarre career in his life - using the federal inventory management system to sort out the village's granary, using the bracelet AI to translate local dialects, and using a plasma cutter to help the blacksmith process ore. He discovered that the former traveler Lin Yuanhe went north after living on this planet for five years, leaving behind a notebook, a breathing luminous stone, and an underground device from tens of thousands of years ago that is still operating today. His original plan was simple: survive, wait for rescue, and return to the Federation to continue working as a social animal. But slowly, he discovered that Aunt Hua's kitchen was more delicious than the federal standard catering, and the rope that Dazhu twisted was more warm than the performance rating. When Alu asked him "You will come back, right" in stumbling common language, he began to feel that maybe being trapped here is not such a bad thing.