Wrong but Still Right

After the doomsday catastrophe, the earth became a purgatory ruled by sand, radiation and mutant beasts. Gu Mingsheng, the captain of the "Spark Team", held a metal box containing the data and seeds of human hope, and led the remaining seven team members on an arduous trek under the leaden sky, aiming directly at the central base thousands of miles away. This is not only a desperate survival against harsh nature and bloodthirsty alien species, but also a spiritual journey that spans six years and is burdened with blood, tears and misunderstandings. Six years ago, in order to block the out-of-control alien species, Gu Mingsheng's twelve-year-old sister Gu Xining was forced to crawl into a ventilation duct full of monsters. At the last moment of her life, she used a rabbit hairpin to lure the monster away and press the master control button, forever freezing her life at that moment of intertwined despair and hope. It also became the wound in her brother's heart that would never heal and the motivation to move forward. On the Ark mothership drifting deep in the infinite universe, commander Chen Mo captured a weak signal from the earth. This interstellar "voice of humanity" caused Ark to dispatch the strongest team of returners. An earth line for survival in the wasteland and a cosmic line for starship observation are intertwined because of the intermittent words "Humanity must win." When the Ark team landed on the devastated home planet, they saw not only dilapidated ruins and tombs, but also a group of mortal heroes who did not give up the "fire" until the last moment. They fell before dawn, but paved the way to dawn with their own bodies. This is a tragic choice about "wrong but still right" and a civilized fable about "a spark that starts a prairie fire".