Starlink Postman: Letters Home from Deep Space

When the sea of ​​​​stars in the future folds time, a letter from home across the stars will take several years to arrive. In 2040, deep space postman Lin Ye stayed at the ground communication center. For ten years, he had been avoiding the pain of his father losing contact with the Zhuguang-3 detector. Until a weak abnormal signal came from the Kuiper Belt, the dusty obsession was awakened again. Traveling between delayed interstellar letters from home, he witnessed parting, longing, perseverance and regret; in an era when AI is gradually replacing manual communication, he maintained the warmth of handwritten words. In the end, Lin Ye embarked on a journey into deep space, crossing the folded time and space, to find his lost father, and to complete his own reconciliation and growth. The sea of ​​stars is boundless and time can be folded, but love and perseverance will never be cut off by distance.