Luan Bird

The end has come, and the Luan Bird launches in an emergency.

In a universe like a dark forest, human civilization is a candle flickering in the wind. Facing dimensional attacks from higher-dimensional civilizations and the ultimate fate of the universe’s heat death, Captain Lei Zhen and ecologist Lin Wan lead the survivors in a desperate struggle for survival among the stars.

This is a tragic expedition spanning ten thousand years.

Old Zhang turns his engineering ship into a blazing meteor and rams a higher-dimensional beacon, carving a slim chance of survival for the fleet;

The Ark carries a quantum anchor into a dimensional rift, and ten thousand years later, a call from the abyss reaches them;

Lin Wan cradles a life capsule as she transmigrates through a singularity, making a sacred sacrifice that brings a lotus of a new world into bloom amid the ruins of the old universe.

When the united fleet finally reaches its new home, the Luan Bird, after ten thousand years of wandering, chooses the most romantic resting place: it becomes a meteor and plunges into the ocean of the new planet.

Captain Lei Zhen loosens his collar and clutches the quantum anchor whose signal has gone dark, falling alongside his warship.

“Mom, do people really live on the stars?”

“They do. They live in the soil beneath our feet now, transformed into the spring breeze and the summer rain.”

It begins with survival and ends with creation.

This is an epic of civilization, about courage, sacrifice, and hope.