Long Night Chance

Forty-seven years since the sun disappeared. No one knows why it disappeared. No one knows if it will come back. In the memories of the first generation of survivors, the luminous celestial body is called "the sun". They tried to describe to their descendants what it looked like—round, dazzling, hanging on a blue curtain called "the sky." But the children born in the long night just nodded politely. They had never seen the sky, never seen the color blue, never seen anything that could shine without burning grease. This is a story about how memories break. Chen Ren, a hunter in the shelter, is one of the last people who remembers the sun. His daughter, Chen Nian, grew up in darkness. The old world her father talked about was just a myth to her. When a group of survivors discover that the cause of the long night may not be a natural disaster, but a man-made disaster; when deeper exploration reveals that some kind of force beyond human understanding may have been "correcting" the balance of the world; when they must finally face an unanswered question - how can humans redefine the meaning of "living" in the darkness? "Era of Night" is not the story of one person. It is a group portrait of a group of people at the end of civilization. Some people die for their beliefs, some betray themselves for survival, and some plant their last hope in the deepest despair. The person who survives in the end may not be the strongest or the smartest, but the one who paid the highest price. A long night of silence. Only the breath of the survivors rose and fell one after another in the darkness.