Critical: Divine Punishment

Threshold: act of god A near-future geo-thriller documentary based on existing atmospheric scientific facts. Some natural disasters have been calculated before they arrive. The global climate continues to be out of balance, and the positive feedback effect continues to amplify extreme weather. Super disasters that were once extremely low-probability are becoming normal risks. Category 5 hurricane "Arturo" suddenly landed on the shores of Lake Maracaibo and swept across the entire coastal territory. Coastal oil fields were severely damaged, 70% of Caribbean countries' oil production capacity was instantly reduced to zero, port areas were paralyzed, communication networks were broken, and material links collapsed. A storm directly penetrated the economic foundation of a sovereign country, and the financial system was derailed overnight. The disaster ended and rescue followed. Outside materials, engineering teams, and capital forces rushed into the ruins. What the world sees is rebirth and the reconstruction of humanity after disaster; Under the undercurrent is the re-division of resources, waterways, energy infrastructure, and geopolitical discourse rights. Power grid repair, waterway dredging, and resettlement area reconstruction are the superficial order; Deep-sea debris, abnormal weather data, and tampered monitoring records hide the true origin of the storm. When human technology is enough to shift the balance of the atmosphere. The so-called divine punishment may no longer be pure providence. [Hard-core realism in the near future | Climate and geopolitical games | Group portraits without routines | Completed first volume | Sequel to be determined]