Elephant Tide

When the southern subcontinent experiences a population tsunami due to climate collapse, the world divides into two distinct lines of defense. Julian, the leader of the Western Alliance, opened the country in the name of humanity, but he personally pressed the self-destruct button of civilization: the refugees at the bottom crazily devoured welfare, the elite quietly seized power through pluralistic rules, and only the desperate Chloe, who was sober, was drowned out by political correctness. On the other hand, in the East, border guard Lao Chen and civil leaders Lei Jie and Sato built the Iron-blooded Great Wall, and would rather suffer moral infamy than give in. When hundreds of thousands of refugees advance physically and non-violently on the southern border of the Alliance, Julian is in the ultimate desperate situation: if you shoot, your faith will collapse, if you retreat, the country will collapse. At this moment, on the Eastern Defense Line, Old Chen was coldly expelling the kneeling survivors. Between overflowing goodwill and cold self-interest, who is the final antidote to the survival of civilization?