Deep Space Silence: Signal of Boundary Breaking

In order to abide by the laws of the dark forest, humans have been involved in a fifty-year brutal civil war over "exploration or dormancy". The conservatives finally won, blocking all external signals with strict conventions, and the entire solar system fell into a long global silence. For hundreds of years, interstellar paratroopers have roamed the frontiers of the outer solar system, clearing away the remnants of expansion that have privately erected deep space beacons, and protecting the hidden state on which civilization depends for its survival. Everyone thought that as long as they remained silent, they could forever avoid the hunters lurking in the dark forest. No one mentioned Voyager 1, which was launched in 1977. The probe carrying complete earth coordinates has been drifting in the sea of ​​​​stars for three hundred years. When a beam of reverse tracking signal penetrated the Oort cloud, the silent barrier built by mankind through civil war and forbearance collapsed. The alien civilization intercepted all the travelers' information and followed the faint traces towards the solar system. Without super soldiers and black technology, ordinary interstellar airborne troops were forced to break the centuries-old rules and face the ultimate choice between dormancy and exploration while dealing with the approaching extraterrestrial detectors. Darkness has already fallen, and humans have just heard the echoes of danger.