Breaking the Boundary: Double Lock of Time and Space

"Breaking the Boundary: Double Lock of Time and Space" is a hard-core interstellar science fiction novel. In the near future, solar activity will intensify abnormally, and the Earth's habitable zone will continue to shrink. Human civilization is trapped in the solar system and faces two natural shackles: the "space lock" formed by materials, energy and light speed barriers, and the "time lock" formed by lifespan, deep space damage and generational faults. The Commonwealth launched the Ark Project, with three routes competing in parallel: Lin Shen's Sky Vault Project tackled the starship project and used equipment to break through the boundaries of space; Su Wan's Immortality Fruit Project led genetic modification and used physical evolution to break away from the shackles of time; Wen Lan's insistence on the Generation Spaceship Project used multi-generational civilization relays as fire backup. The curvature navigation theory proposed by folk scholar Gu Ye even secretly opened a gap in the rules of space. From sharp opposition in ideas to forced cooperation in desperate situations, from trials in the solar system to expeditions across light years, technological breakthroughs are always accompanied by huge costs and ethical pains. When humans finally work together to break the shackles of time and space and take the first step on an interstellar expedition, the invisible barriers at the borders of the solar system and the mysterious signals deep in the galactic center point to the dusty ancient truth of the universe. The work takes engineering realism and bioethics as the dual axes, explores the weight of civilization's survival and the essential definition of "humanity", and unfolds the magnificent epic of mankind's journey from the cage to the star sea.