Hongmangji

>We thought the end of the ocean was darkness and silence. >Until I heard the sound. >Until... Saw the abyss... Up and down, what will happen when the fate of two civilizations collides? Perhaps they have been there since the beginning of our existence, not far away, or everywhere... Perhaps our myths are not just "myths" but historical archives that can be deciphered by science. Their stories include sacrifice, inheritance, loneliness, and light... They will say: "We are just a dream of the earth." They will say: "Yes, we may be a 'dream'. But we are the way the earth dreams of 'possibility'. We are not passive phantoms, we are the 'gaze' through the earth through which the universe stares at itself, questions itself, and tries to praise itself." They will also say: "When we ask questions, there is an abyss; when we fall, there is light; when we are silent, there is song." And in a certain deep dimension of the universe, in the "sea of questions" composed of the ultimate questions of all civilizations, a new ripple is being generated. It does not come from a fixed galaxy, but from a tiny "ship of the sea of ​​stars" that is traveling through the interstellar medium. There is no crew in the boat, only a silicon-iron body that is constantly reconstructing itself, and the core of consciousness that quietly flickers in it, carrying the memories and questions of the entire earth's civilization. The first question it asked into the void was both ancient and new... This book is unsystematic and has no cheats. It's a hard-core science fiction novel like "The Three-Body Problem".